When the veil between worlds lifts completely…

Most people know about near-death experiences, but what I experienced was different.

I wasn’t the one dying; I was witnessing someone else’s transition, and somehow, I went with them.

This happened to me as a radiation oncologist, right after I’d been receiving clear messages that I wasn’t supposed to build something within the medical system.

Then this shared death experience changed everything.

I went outside the veil.

The love, the light, the ineffable beauty of what’s beyond our perceived reality – it’s more real than anything we experience here.

When all the noise of this world fades away, what remains is pure love and indescribable beauty.

I came back different.

Something had shifted in me that I couldn’t explain, but I knew with absolute certainty that I HAD to leave.

I had to leave my position, leave the system, and follow those messages I’d been receiving for a year.

Even though it might mean the end of my marriage because my husband couldn’t understand leaving without a plan.

But here’s what I know from spending so much time with people facing their mortality:

The biggest regret people have at the end of their lives is not having the courage to live their truth.

They did what everyone else wanted them to do instead of what their soul was calling them to do.

After that shared death experience, I knew if I didn’t follow this path, I would carry that same regret.

This led me to build a practice around true wellness – one where my clients are seeing more than just their cancer healed, through water fasting.

You can hear this full conversation in episode 107 of the Born to Heal podcast, which originally aired on episode 24 of season 2, on the @metabolicmatters_ podcast.

Follow @katiedemingmd to learn more about prolonged water fasting and healing cancer naturally.

Watch the whole interview here on YouTube.

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Disclaimer: I am not providing medical advice, mental health advice, or religious advice in any way through this content. Always seek the advice of your own Medical Provider and/or Mental Health Provider regarding any questions or concerns you have about your specific health.

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