Okay, somebody tell me how *this* is possible.

[BlueIris]

http://www.newsnet5.com/health/16363548/detail.html

Thoughts? Psychic impressions? Anyone? She was allegedly dead, like rigor mortis setting in dead, then woke up and started talking. WTH?

[Callie McAllie]

1. That's quite amazing

I'll be interested to hear what the doctors have to say about it.

[PinkTiger]

2. Something like this happened with my sister in law.

About 20 years ago she died following a back operation; they put her on a gurney with a sheet over her, in the morgue, and she woke up. Several hours later a technician discovered her and brought her back into the hospital proper. She is still alive, but she did suffer a stroke from this incident and has never been totally the same.

[CanSocDem]

3. More evidence that med-science is suspect.

Or you could believe that Jesus intervened.

However, the simplest explanation is that people choose their own time of death, according to their own beliefs and their own purposes.


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[Grateful for Hope]

4. Yes

the simplest explanation is that people choose their own time of death, according to their own beliefs and their own purposes.

I definitely concur.

[midnight]

5. Being an organ donor. Maybe it will save your own life.

However, Thomas was kept on a ventilator a little while longer as an organ donor issue was discussed.

Ten minutes later the woman woke up and started talking

[truedelphi]

6. The optomist in me wants to agree with you

However, th e pessimist in me raises this issue: maybe if she hadn't listed herself as an organ donor, they would have better confirmed how she wasn't dead before they put her on the ventilator.

[stellanoir]

7. Having had 2 NDE's thus far I can understand how this is thoroughly possible.

It just takes some of us longer than others to decide whether to stay or go.

I decided relatively quickly (like in a nanosecond).

She apparently did not.

Peace

[BlueIris]

8. Two NDEs? Seriously?

Pardon my nosiness, but what were the circumstances? If you want to share.

[stellanoir]

9. Nahhh basic curiosity doesn't necessarily equal nosiness.

I've been having some trouble with my internet access since I read your inquiry and have been in the gardens.

I'm arguing with myself with whether it's more appropriate to be brief or go into extraneous detail.

Hopefully a weed will play referee for my inner argument very soon. LOL

[BlueIris]

11. Okay, well, I hope you hear from the weed...nt

[Tumbulu]

10. This happened with a lamb two years ago.

There was a big fire and hundreds of sheep were killed. The few remaining ewes had to have c-sections to give birth (from all the burns) and the vets at the closest University volunteered to help. A lamb was born dead. No heart beat, no pulse. They set it aside to bury it. An hour later a vet student asked how death is confirmed. They did it again, listened, no heart beat, no breathing. They even did a blood test that confirms death. An hour later they hear some baaing and look and the little lamb has come to life and is hungry.

So, it happens with sheep as well.