Anyone here ever had a NDE (near death experience)?
POSTED BY: Siri
UPDATED: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 08:17
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When I was 4 years old, I got choked on a carrot and passed out. I remember it happening and my parents taking me to the doctor's office (it was very close to our house). I can also remember that floating out of the body feeling - and I could see myself lying on an examing table, the doctor working on me, and my parents standing next to him. I could vaguely hear voices and I had the experience of being in a dark tunnel moving farther and farther away. I don't recall any bright lights or seeing anyone else. I do remember feeling very peaceful and relaxed, wondering why my parents were so upset. Then in a flash - I was back in my body and it was over.
Now, I fully accept that I could have imagined the whole thing. It could have been brain chemistry - neurons firing off and the like. I was only 4 but it's been there all these years. I heard about a scientist who's trying to do more research on NDEs. I've heard other people tell of them altho it seems difficult if not impossible to prove. Also, not sure what it really proves but I find it interesting. Anyone else got a good story on NDE to share?
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Well, a few years back, I was in my car driving to school and entered an intersection about 3 miles from my house. The light was green, but as I entered the intersection I remember looking to my left and seeing another car barreling towards me. It was surreal, I remember cursing under my breath but in the moment before impact it was like I was watching the accident happen from the sidewalk. I don't remember the impact at all. I wasn't wearing my seatbelt, which saved my life. Had I been the impact wouldn't have thrown me into the passenger seat and I'd have been crushed. Luckily, where I was hit the engine block took some of the force out of the impact. Had I been a half an inch further into the intersection, it wouldn't have mattered, I'd have been dead regardless. As it was, I walked away from that accident without injury, the paramedic thought I was lying to him when I said that I was the driver. I got lucky, and it wasn't the first time I had. Someone's looking out for me.
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14 years ago I got run over by a Land Rover SUV and had a NDE. It caught me on the back of my knees and crushed me between it and another car before dragging me 200 metres down the road before finally stopping.
An ambulance was called and on my way to hospital with full siren etc I 'died'. I saw myself from above the ambulance (about 10m or so through the roof) looking at the nurse leaning over me, next second I went through the tunnel of clouds to the bright light. Once there I entered a massive field with loads of people on it, the person nearest me turned round. It was my Grandpa who had died years earlier and he said 'Go back son, its not your time yet'. Next thing I know was a pain in my chest and I was back in the ambulance.
Funny thing was I remembered the nurse having a butterfly tattoo on the back of her neck (seen when I was 'above' the ambulance). I told the nurse about the experience and she freaked when I mentioned the tattoo because there was no way I could have known about it otherwise!
To finish it off, the doctors said I would not be able to walk due to the crush injury but I still walked out that hospital - so someone was definately looking out for me that day!
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My foot slipped off the brake as I was coming to a junction today, a big van had to swerve to avoid me when I poked out just that little bit too much. Apart from that I'm pretty free of NDEs.
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I have a story (that is not mine - fortunately, I have not experienced an NDE) that is good to share (my apologies to Whimsicalnbrainpan in advance). It's shocking, and inspirational, to say the least.
http://whimsicalnbrainpan.blogspot.com/2006/08/fire-part-1-night-of-fi
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That's just the first part. There are five or six more long (well-written) blogs once you're done.
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I've had several, and I don't know why somebody is looking out for me. I feel like I'm supposed to do something, but I have no sense of purpose or drive and cannot fathom why I've been spared so many times.
BRUSH WITH DEATH #1: The first time was when I was a small child I was laying on my back in the hallway with a penny in my mouth (stupid kid crap, I know) and it fell in my throat and was choking me. Nobody was around, but luckily my mom heard my wheezing from the kitchen and as soon as she saw me writhing on the floor trying to fight for air she turned me around and just started pounding on my back so hard that it hurt and eventually it disloged the penny. Not exactly how I've heard the himlech is performed.... a little rough but it worked. I don't remember ever being that scared in my life.
BRUSH WITH DEATH #2: The second time was when I had severe alcahol poisoning when I was 16 years old. It was over a .3% level and they had to do all sorts of alcahol purges and rehydration stuff to get my parts working again. I don't remember a thing from when the drinking began to when I woke up to the beeping machines in the hospital and my first words were "Oh shit!" because I knew the world of trouble I had gotten myself into. I was told by my mom and step dad that I did tell the doctors "You're not getting one FU
ING drop of my piss!" and when I was picked up by the ambulance I was taking swings at cops and the nurses.
Funny thing is, I'm really a happy drunk. Not that night apparently. My prize for my lack of cooperation with the doctors who were trying to save my life was my first of two cathaders I've had in my life. The second thing I said upon waking up was "What the hell is in my di", to which the doctor replied "Oh that.... that's your cathader. You wouldn't give us a urine sample so we had to take it." I could tell he got some enjoyment out of telling me that and out of ripping out out in one smoothe motion to which I started screaming like a banshee. That's when my mom came in crying just happy that I was still alive. When I saw that she was crying and just happy that I wasn't dead I thought "Well... this shouldn't be as bad as I had originally thought it would be." I was subsequesntly grounded indefinately which lasted nearly my entire senior year of high school. Fun times....
BRUSH WITH DEATH #3: The third time was my freshman year of college (I went to waste of time and money nowhere bullshit community college). I was with my girlfriend trying to get home from Wisconsin to Chicago during the middle of a 3 day blizzard. Stupid, I realize, but we HAD to get back and we already put it off one day. I was on the ramp and merging into the expressway at about 10 miles an hour when my car started to fishtail to the other end of the lanes.... upon trying to straighten out the car it fishtailed to the other end of the lanes. I was probably going about 5 miles an hour at this point... floundering about aimlessly. Finally, upon trying to straighten it out again my car did a 180 and I ended up on the shoulder of the road facing the traffic I was trying to join, which was now zooming by me at about 40 MPH I would venture to guess. That's when I heard the loudest noise I've ever heard in my life and in my rear-view mirror and I saw a semi-truck hit the median wall and flip over it. After spinning around, it landed on it's side and the trailer cracked in half over the median, blocking a lane and a half of traffic on both sides of the road. 2 other cars then ran into the truck. Pure fracking James Bond moment. I was in awe of what I had just witnessed and I didn't believe that I was still really alive and watching it. I hadn't even had time to check that my girlfriend was ok... I was completely mesmerized by what happened all around me. It was as if I had caused this whole thing and somehow I was outside of it... watching it as if it were on TV. Miraculously, everyone left the scene unscathed and my car didn't even have a scratch on it, I really was on the outside loo
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Roger that. Went to the dentist to have 4 teeth pulled at once (not wisdom teeth), by referral from orthodontist. So a very profitable surgery, and profitable referral.
They decided to use nitrous oxide gas. Perhaps I was the first victim they ever used it on?
The assistant "forgot" to turn on the OXYGEN. Nitrous oxide is just like carbon monoxide, which is a deadly poison that binds to hemoglobin, replacing the O2.
So during the surgery, I rose out of my body to the ceiling, looking down on my lifeless body. Laffing my head off... as a ghost.
Finally the dentist realized I was DEAD, and rescucitated me with oxygen, and perhaps CPR.
I've been knocked unconscious playing football, I've been in major car crashes, near drowning, but never had an out of body experience.
Medical doctors MURDER over 2.5-MILLION US citizens every year in Death Camps. That's genocide of 75-MILLION US citizens in the past 30 years... So I don't tempt death by trusting doctors anymore. Nor dentists.
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"The most stunning statistic, however, is that the total number of deaths caused by conventional medicine is an astounding 783,936 per year. Using Leape's 1997 medical and drug error rate would add another 216,000 deaths, for a total of 999,936 deaths annually. It is now evident that the American medical system is the leading cause of death and injury in the US."
—Gary Null, PhD; Carolyn Dean MD, ND; Martin Feldman, MD; Debora Rasio, MD; Dorothy Smith, PhD, Life Extension Magazine, "Death by Medicine", March 2004 (plus 1.5-Million annual aborticides in USA)
www.lef.org/magazine/mag2004/mar2004_awsi_death_01.htm
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I've had odd experiences and visions not related to being near death. OTOH when I've been very ill and going into shock, I tend to go off and fall asleep on purpose - either I'll wake up or I won't. No NDE's for me.
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