This is what I heard a patient say after they died

This is what I heard a patient say after they died



Part 3 of my story where I get to talk about why I don’t fear death or dying. This is a story about an experience I had with a patient and how the experience changed my perception of death and the . What do you think? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments!

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28 thoughts on “This is what I heard a patient say after they died

  1. When my mother 83 passed y after7 years of Parkinson's disease " I told her no fear , no reason for It, Jesús Is coming Now.."
    " She sobbed a bit and went with Him.
    Later on her medical doctor told me " that's because You we're a god son" as I said:" oh I didn't expect Death to be that beautiful I feel an increíble Pesce beyond my Worlds to Tell ya"

  2. Julie,
    My son and I have been caregivers mostly to my elderly parents while my two sisters live far away and one didn't care till I put her in hospice. Listening to your videos for the last 3 years or more has really helped me deal with the impending doom. My mother just passed away less than 48 hours ago and I turn to your videos again after her passing. At the time she passed she had stopped talking but it was peaceful. Your videos helped me deal with all of the anxiety of being caregiver. I had a breakdown 3 months before her death and had to walk away for my physical and mental health and to have a surgery that I had been putting off for years. Both sister's had to step in which I am very greatful for. At the time I stepped away I felt horrible because my father on dialysis was getting worse. When they stepped in he improved immensely and if I had remained the main caregiver I don't know if he would have made it these last 3 months. They had just celebrated their birthdays and their anniversary of 71 years when my mom passed. Thank you so much for your library of videos and shorts that have opened discussing to a very different subject for everyone.
    Sincerely and gratefully, me.

  3. The majority of people, and that's a very large majority, who die have no NDE. It is only a very small minority of people who die that report any experience of a life beyond this one. This woman makes up stories to generate income through social media like YouTube.

  4. When our mother was sick from lung cancer in 2012 I got to spent whole two years with her daily and she was our light, peace, laughter, she was always ready for life, would approach people preaching about the good news about paradise and Jesus, God , the paradise and to be good , she was always telling people positive things about their clothes , she would say ,pretty, you look pretty and then move on , she was free spirit never wanted to cause pain or sadness to others, she was ready for travelling or adventures. One night she said to me I can wait for tomorrow so to wear this pretty dress this and that , she loved flowers, she loved people , above all she said she loved God, she would read the bible every day before going to sleep, always asking questions about the bible, she taught us about the bible about the God promised, I loved her telling us about the bible histories it brought peace positiveness in the household. She suffered a lot during her life for diferent reasons and in her worst period of her life when she could not find a way out two people appeared at her door knocked and talked to her about God and his promises that gave her strength and perseverance to do right instead of wrong. She moved away and we her children move away with her, years passed by many things happened, we all grow up and did our lives. When she was diagnosed with cancer ,she did what she always have done kept going helping others and always got out the best of people and during difficult times she was always reading the bible until her last days. A week before passing away , a light large oval stood there by the wall just outside her bedroom , was bright I got closer to it , I fell energy and something like something pure , I thought ok I must be imagining I looked towards my mothers bedroom she was a sleep, I went to the kitchen to have breakfast I came back the oval large bright light was there then my two sisters arrived one of them said I feel there is something different here , I saw them the light they both looked at me , asked me , what is this ? I said to them go and figured out yourselves…..

  5. *Such beautiful death is given ONLY to people who died mentally sick but did not hurt others or who paid the price like suffered a horrible disease begire may God on other side of universe*

  6. Research how the pineal gland dumps a huge volume of DMT at the time of death……….I think this probably answers the bliss some people experience at the time of death. I don’t know what if anything comes after this life, but the human body is amazing!……..it goes into shock when badly injured to protect you from pain, and I had long thought it had a mechanism built in to deal with the transition from life to death……….then I found a study that confirmed my suspicion about that, sure enough, DMT released at that time…….so, I think that is the main reason for that euphoric feeling felt by some at death. A drug produced in the body for just that moment to ease the transition.

  7. That has happened to me twice during ayahuasca ceremonies.
    I understand exactly what he is experiencing.
    It’s like I’m standing in the shadows with some other figures, looking at something.
    And it’s so amazingly profound that I find myself repeating, “How could I forget?” over and over again.
    I experience a constant, breathtaking sense of wonder, joy, and humble grandeur that I never thought possible.
    My memory of what I saw is suppressed, and when I try to recall it, I remember it from a third-person perspective, watching from the sidelines, in the same way that the exact contents of the briefcase in Pulp Fiction are never revealed.

  8. My mom passed as I held her hand helping her cross. Her mouth hung open and slack. This dead vain woman however spoke to me and told me to close her mouth 😂 she had to be firm and repeat herself because I was thinking I just imagined it! Finally I took a washcloth and tucked it under her chin. And she was smiling!!! Crazy! But it's true 😂

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