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I was involved in a car accident. I was hit by a car on the drivers side of my truck. The impact was very forceful, and I was not wearing a seatbelt. I can remember holding on very tightly to the steering wheel, but being forced into the passenger seat and through the passenger side window where I for some reason stopped. I remember a large person (man) holding me, stopping me from being ejected through the passenger side window. I replay this over and over because my thinking is that the man that held onto me, seemed to be my best friends husband. He had died
I was 40 when I became pregnant with my third child. The pregnancy was normal and except for muscular aches and pains, I felt fine, however due to my age, I was considered high-risk and was carefully monitored throughout the pregnancy. A C-section was scheduled for the normal delivery date of June 4, 1991.
First experience 1991 head on collision with a truck in Riverside, CA. I felt myself as spirit go through the roof of my car. Time slowed down and suddenly I could care less about my body or anything behind me other than a whisper to say take care of my new fiance. I shot towards a bright light.
I was having a CAT Scan related to some dizziness I had during my first pregnancy. I had a new baby and was concerned that something might be wrong that would prevent me from taking care of my daughter. The nurses started an IV and began the infusion of dye. I had the strangest sensation and told the nurses that I felt "funny".
GOD’s ECOSYSTEM 2015
I had never heard of IANDS, International Association for Near-Death Studies, until I read a recent article on The Atlantic.com by Gideon Lichfield (3/2015). I had my reservations but after reviewing IANDS professional research organization, I wanted to share my trauma - lifethreating occurrences.
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