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I was at the Eighth Army field hospital being treated for malaria in Nha-Trang, South Vietnam...
After I was taken to hospital and in coma, I distinctly remember things...
I had moved to Los Angeles in the fall of 1972 from the Chicago area...
I was in the hospital for emergency exploratory surgery; I did not want to go, because I went to the doctor with female problems...
I did write a poem several months following the experience so I would not forget...
I was hit by a car and was thrown ten feet in the air and fifteen feet in front of the car...
My NDE occurred in the mid-fifties in a maternity hospital in California during the delivery of my third child...
I was in a hospital delivery room; I was surrounded by doctors and nurses...
I was supposed to be under sedation for heart surgery, I was, according to the team working on my physical body...
I was having a 'simple knee surgery...
My first thought was that I was looking up at the bluest sky and fluffiest white clouds I had ever seen...
I was walking in the park with a friend on a nice cool breezy summer night...
