Thanks for your efforts to post this. Really intereting read. I’m not sure I need to go see the video. Your account works for me.
I wonder if the guy had any after life experience, you know, the tunneling white light, looking down on the scene type stuff. Was there any mention of that in the video?
I dropped dead of cardiac arrest on Aug. 11, 2009, fortunately right in front of a cardiologist and a crash cart at the hospital. I guess I was gone for a minute or two as they hit me twice with a defibrilator and my heart started right up, though described by doctors as like jelly.
They put me in an “Artic Sun” medical coma to lower my body temperature to 80-82*F in order to keep the brain from frying for a lack of oxygen. After two days, I was brought out of this coma and went into a normal medical coma, developed pneumonia, a back rash, and had about 50 brain seizures.
After 6 days in la-la land, I woke up and everything was basically fine. All parts worked and the memory was not impaired, but with possible slowness for recalling names (usually less than 20 seconds but of names that I did not commonly hear or of a person who I hadn’t seen in a good while).
Got a defibrilator/pacemaker and a larger stent (next to my older one), and after 16 days, I walked out of the hospital and never had any problems.
The doctors were magnificient as were the rest of the medical staff. The equipment and medicines worked well, and the staff were well trained. They were worth every cent they got (no Obama death panels around then).
Sorry. No angels, bright lights, etc. Nothing. No memory of anything after I left my office to go to my son’s patrol car in which he took me to the hospital (I thought I had food poisoning).
However, a friend of mine, a NYPC cop, was being beaten to death by some drug dealers he was trying to arrest, and he saw his whole family, angels, lights, etc. However, being an Irish cop, he said the heck with this and got out from under the beating by the three thugs, knocked one out and put him under his car, and then went after the others.
I think that the lights, etc. are products of the degree of injury/dying that is different in each individual. I wasn’t clinically dead long enough to see these phenomenon while others who were out longer, saw them very clearly.
However, the real miracle is that the doctors could bring us back from the dead (no pulse, no heartbeat, no oxygen flow to the brain). That is a real miracle and I’m living proof that it happened, plus I was not supposed to survive the comas, the pneumonia and the brain seizures. Fooled them, didn’t I, and I’m glad I did.
They never found out what caused the cardiac arrest as the main artery was not completely closed, though it might have had an effect on the chemicals in my body (i.e. chemical imbalance).
I thank God and the doctors that I’m still here. Somebody has to kick Obama’s ass out of office.
Remember, also - take half an aspirin at night. Helps prevent strokes and heart attacks.