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Alan P NDE Home Classification NDE 4253 Alan P NDE 8156 Experience Description In the early summer of 1971, I and three other children were playing on a large pile of sand that was to be used in pouring a cement pad at our house...
I was taken to a very nice garden-like place with fine grass to walk in...
After an abortion, I started to have a severe hemorrhage...
I had been admitted to hospital more than several times suffering complications of the stomach...
I spent a year in Viet Nam with the 101st Airborne Division...
I quit breathing and my heart stopped, my mom and dad called the doctor because they were scared...
I was at home with my daughter (she was two and a half then) when I began to feel very weak and ill...
I was moved from the intensive care unit to Progressive Care Unit to get ready for discharge planning and to come home...
I stole my dad's car and drag raced a friend on a back road...
I had been drinking with friends and started to feel light headed...
I had a caesarean section with my second child...
I was at my friends going away/birthday party and she had a pool so it was a pool party...
