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My wife had a LAD experience on the operating table. She said it was the greatest feeling ever, and didn't want to come back.
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I've shared this a few times on various threads, but a couple of years ago, a friend was in the hospital for septic shock. I went up to see him a few times, but he was always sedated and non-responsive. Eventually, he improved and was slated to be released in a week or two. When he reached a point where he wasn't sedated all the time, I went up to see him and the first thing he told me was that he flat-lined twice (his mom never mentioned that to me) and that both times, he saw a bright light, as is often discussed in NDE's. He said it was "wild". We talked a bit about his coming release and then the sedative that had been administered right before I got there kicked in, so I left.
I got to my car and turned on the radio and Dylan's "Knocking on Heaven's Door" was playing. I didn't want to hear that song so I changed the station and Bryan Adams' "Heaven" was the song playing on that station. I turned the radio off and drove home in silence.
A week or so later, I got word from his sister that he had passed away. Over the years, we had talked many times about life after death and had an understanding that whichever of us went first would try to let the other know, if there is life after death. Shortly after his death, I felt a "presence" over my right shoulder. After a second or two, a sense of the presence's ID came to me and it was him. It was strange because it was like a sense of recognition that had been unconscious in real life, but I recognized it almost immediately in this situation and realized it had been there in real life, too. Almost like if you woke up with the ability to consciously smell pheromones and every time you encountered someone you know, you realize that is their smell, even though you had never been consciously aware of it.
This wasn't the first situation that has convinced me that at least some of the time, death is foreordained.