The Near Death Experience of Bubba Herrick

The Near Death Experience of Bubba Herrick



At just 19 years old, college baseball pitcher Bubba Herrick went into routine Tommy John surgery, and never woke up as expected. After suffering an undiagnosed allergic reaction to anesthesia, Bubba watched his heart flatline from above the operating table and was pulled into a life review that forced him to confront regret, wasted time, and unspoken forgiveness.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:51 Bubba’s Life as a College Pitcher
02:00 Tommy John Surgery Setup
03:36 Entering Surgery
06:52 Flatline and Leaving His Body
07:49 Life Review
11:18 Surrender and Entering the Light
12:21 Reunion With His Stepfather
15:20 Given a Second Chance and Purpose
16:26 Returning to His Body
18:22 Struggling to Return to Normal Life
21:03 Finding Meaning Through Other NDEs
23:40 Living His Purpose After the Experience

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44 thoughts on “The Near Death Experience of Bubba Herrick

  1. The answer for certain is not: "Magic is real, there is an afterlife" The notion of afterlife is magical and non-real and just a dumb human invention that turned evil. Afterlife is a word used in the crime of fraud. Fraud is where you sell something that does not exist. Magic and fraud and immortality and gods are all scams from the past still here in the present. Immortality is not real. Afterlife is not real. Every god ever is not real. Men use these words and concepts to take your time, your kids, your life and your money because it's easy. Human's make it so easy to live in a lie, a trick, a scam. Don't be a victim of other men using magic to scam you. Closing your eyes and doing stuff in your head is just doing stuff inside your skull, not being magical and unlocking immortality. You are just sitting pretending.

  2. If you want to know 100% where you go when you die, all you have to do is have a relationship with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and Truly Believe and Except that he gave his life for all us sinners on that Cross and through his Grace we get Ever lasting life, not by any of our works will anybody make it to heaven! You do not have to do any works or pray to saints or Mary or go to mass or confess to a priest, we all fall short! God is Real, believing in him and by excepting his grace you too will be in the glory of heaven one day not too far away! As Christians we do good works for thanks for what the Lord has given to all believers, ever lasting life so we can all be together again, Spread the word! Amen!

  3. What's his purpose….Bubba has not done anything🤷😂….come back and not worked fell out with people…then has ended up getting money for showing people how to swing a stick and throw a ball…..

    Why is it all Americans who supposedly get NDE's …does God have favourites in the America's or are these people so full of it….God will be pissed off at his 2nd chance journey

  4. How did he watch the heart rate monitor go from beeping (alive) to flatline (dead) while floating? Wouldnt he not be floating until after the flatline? He sounds like he believes the story but i noticed that and wondered?

  5. Not one word about Jesus Christ. This is really just not the truth. I hope he actually found Christ and you just didn’t add it in. I died also. Sooooo I know the truth. I have experienced enough to know this man is talking the truth, and he must know Jesus. But not one word about Him.

  6. It is so amazing how everything works out in his time…If you hadn't been put through all of that you would not have a testimony as amazing as yours… God bless you keep doing what you're doing

  7. I had a NDE i was in the hospital and OD. I was shown that i chose this life. Before i came here i knew what this life was going to be. And i chose to be here and do it. I was also shown my near future if i kept going the way i was going. My family attributed it to drugs but it was not. It was a spiritual message i experienced. I knew this in my soul. I have gotten better since than. It had been many years and the times imessed up i was givin a small message to change my ways but it was my choice. To this day i feel a helping hand to help guide me, if i listen. Thank you for your story. It is nice to see another previous addict to experience this like me and believe it, cause in my case nobody believes me. So i keep it to myself. Thank you.

  8. I've heard literally thousands of life after death experiences….but I've never hear one like mine…and I think I know why. First of all it lasted about 45 minutes. Found myself in a beautiful rolling green grass place, beautiful sky and clouds. Every so often there was a tree with a thin long trunk with a round sphere of leaves and there were also people in groups of two, three, four etc etc. That's when I said to myself…I must be dead, this isn't that bad then. Saw two shapes coming towards me and when they were about five feet away, they really came into focus and it was my dead grandparents and then I was sure I was dead. Talked for about ten minutes and then I saw another two shapes approaching…turns out it was my parents….my very much alive parents. Then I remember thinking, well…I can't be dead and that's when I woke up. Turns out I passed out donating blood. I asked the nurse immediately how much I was out for and he said only a second or two. So you see, I'm sure there are tons of people like me, except that people do NOT want to even contemplate that their experiences can be self made and not real….much less do people want to even contemplate that life after death maybe doesn't exist….that's why you don't see my type of stories anywhere.

  9. As an ER nurse, it bugs me that they call them near-death experiences. I've watched a hundred of these videos and I've read a dozen books, and it just bugs me because it's not near death. These people are dead. The one thing they all have in common is a flat line on the monitor. That's not near death, that's dead. So why do we call them NDEs?

  10. So you had a life review and you were made to feel bad that you didn't become the best athlete you could have been? OK guy. Call me sceptical but I'm calling BS.

    I don't think being the best athlete you can be is a KPI for humans. Or are we all supposed to be competing in the Olympics rather than performing functions that help keep society together?

    You can't commit 100% to everything. It's called a trade-off. And frankly, this notion that we all have to be operating at optimal efficiency and maximal productivity is inane and a youthful naïvety.

  11. Been there done that too – my family also thought it was the medications. I was sent back too, even though I really wanted to stay. Now, years later, I have not fear of death – when it does come.

  12. Hypoxia is insane. Too bad it's all hallucinations and the human body takes over 1 week at room temperature to fully die. We're trapped here without a path to a real benevolent immortality because data integrity wasn't worshipped.

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