Gregg S NDE
12/29/16 Click here to read Gregg's Newest Submission : The morning was rolling by without any major mishaps, but, the thermals (winds) were getting closer and the air was becoming more and more turbulent...
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12/29/16 Click here to read Gregg's Newest Submission : The morning was rolling by without any major mishaps, but, the thermals (winds) were getting closer and the air was becoming more and more turbulent...
It was a Saturday during the day and I was at school...
I was going to a New Year Party with trouble on my mind, as I was having issues with a guy I was crazy about...
I was the only one in my car that hydroplaned and slid sideways into the path of an oncoming car, which hit my car in the passenger-side front door...
I had two heart attacks in 2007...
I was being wheeled down the hallway to my room after a lengthy registration period by a somewhat indifferent Catholic sister/nurse...
I was working a second shift job so after my husband left for work, I took a nap...
I had asked the nurse who was injection me with the dye for the kidney x-ray to make sure my kidney was okay to donate to my brother that was having kidney failure...
Christopher G NDE Home Classification NDE 1873 Christopher G NDE 3938 Experience Description I recently found out that I have Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome/Heart Disease which causes sudden death at any moment because of the extra path way in the heart...
I was ten years old and swimming in a public pool (couldn't swim well)...
The first part of my experience, the part of leaving my body, that is pretty much the same as in all the books and lectures that I have attended and read...
I had already lost a lot of blood when I was on my way to the hospital...