Of course. She has videos of her encounters with dying patients.
Steve Jobs on his death bed said "oh wow, wow," Then he smiled a broad smile and died,
Never heard this one, but not surprised.
The fake last words and his real last words.
My brother saw and reached for something as he died.
These stories are comforting.
I work in a nursing home. This happens all the time. They just have to let go to be free. I had one resident who knew a week ahead of time. She had a date and she kept it.
Asking questions can really help for those who are fearful of death. Or for those who are curious as to what actually exists and why. Those are the questions I asked in mind near death experience. I had all the time in the world, or it might be better said I had all the time in that world. When I woke up in the hospital bed they told me I was gone for only 2 minutes. It seems like I was gone for hours. I am only sorry I didn't ask more questions.
I recently discovered there is such a thing as a death doula and looked into becoming one. It's interesting the difference in time for some people in transitioning to the actual death. Some seem to spend months deteriorating and others a week or less.
7. The only problem I see is how we view ourselves. We are not the bodies that we inhabit. We are simply coexisting in these animals as we visit this world. We are in total control of them. Unlike us, they have expiration dates.
They are not, Soul Stealer. They are evidence of experiences people had. What caused them is unknown.
