This is what I heard a patient say after they died



Part 3 of my story where I get to talk about why I don’t fear death or dying. This is a story about an experience I had with a patient …

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  1. A dear elderly family friend appeared in my mind while i was mowing a yard. I thought to myself, this is weird. Why am i suddenly thinking of her? When i got home, my mother told me she had passed that day. I'm still touched that she came to say goodbye to me. 😪

  2. My NDE was in 1999. I did not have an out of body experience. No light. No angels. No music. I sat in the dark. I was aware it was dark. No matter where I turned, it was dark. It was the most peaceful, warm, velvety darkness. Like when you’re a little kid, hiding under blankets in your fort. Then maybe a sibling comes in and you’re trying to laugh because you’re “asleep.” That’s what it was like. I still had Brain activity but my heart and breathing stopped for over 3 minutes. I am not afraid. I’m told that can be a waiting room for some. I am super high strung so a quick timeout tracks. I am looking forward to that darkness again. My own little fort before someone yanks the covers off. lol!

  3. Julie, You putting an exclamation to all the NDE clips being orchestrated to bring West of the World – To 6 billion Easterns of the World have known all their life -:)

  4. When my brother died I was with him when we removed the tubes and machines..I got the strong wave of relief right as he took his last breath. I felt guilty about it, I was confused, like why would I feel relieved that my brother just died? But I realized that was him, he was relieved of his suffering and I felt it. ❤

  5. Years ago in NYC a woman was electrocuted by stray voltage in the salty slushy water by a streetlight. Her last words were "Now I understand", as if the secrets of the universe are revealed at death. OOPS! A little early!

  6. Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😘🙏Grace and peace be unto you and to this place. God bless you. 🤍🌈🤍Thank you. Will you believe and receive Jesus Christ as your LORD and personal saviour??? I do. 🤍🌈🤍🫶🕊️🔐🇮🇱

  7. My mom died on February 29th 2024. The next day I had class and when I looked at the clock the time showing was her birth date (day:month). And in this moment I heard her loud and clear like she was standing next to me "I just want to let you know I made it to the other side". This was amazing.

    What freaked me out was: In January I dreamed that death was coming on 1st march and I felt it. I saw it. And now I know he was coming for my mother.

    I had dreams like that since I was a child. I saw death coming but never could tell exactly who he would take with him. But shortly after my dreams he came.

  8. Hi Tom I definitely think you should play the intro live sometime, that would be great! Maybe if you chose to do so it could be for the 50th episode! Lol it would be great if John joined you in playing it 😂 but that’s just me wishful thinking and I’m sure John’s a busy guy so probably not gonna happen but it’s fun to dream, I’m a Pisces so we do that best! I won’t lose sleep or hold my breath but ya never know, stranger things have happened! Lol just throwing that out there for fun!
    So anyways cool that the concert will be right “in your back yard” I saw when the tix went up for sale but I too didn’t get tickets, nor did I get tickets for the sphere. Both kinda far to travel. Not that Johns not worth it but I’ll just wait. Im sure they’ll be great shows though! I will say it’d be great to meet up someday with you and all the John fans here that would be fun and so cool! ❤️🎶🎶🎶

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  10. My mom had a few deaths like that when she worked hospice. She also told me that occasionally, she saw the opposite, where whatever the person was seeing in their last moments was terrifying, and they'd be screaming, "Don't let it take me, it's so dark and loud, don't let them take me!!!" Those were the more rare occurrences, but it did teach me, especially now that I'm beginning my journey toward death that it really matters what type of person you are when you die. How one got along with their fellow man and whether they, themselves, thought they were evil really made a difference in how they experienced their deaths.

  11. But God, who is rich in mercy, because of His great love with which He loved us, 5 even when we were dead in trespasses, made us alive together with Christ (by grace you have been saved), 6 and raised us up together, and made us sit together in the heavenly places in Christ Jesus, 7 that in the ages to come He might show the exceeding riches of His grace in His kindness toward us in Christ Jesus. 8 For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, 9 not of works, lest anyone should boast. 10 For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them

  12. There is nothing in heaven that i would want. I love pizza, tacos, burritos, the beautiful women i meet in my life, the flintstones and professional wrestling. I don't see why would i want to leave that. No. Not me. There's nothing in heaven i want to see nor do i care about. I never want to die and im never going to die.

  13. Sorry to bother and I understand! I myself is in the medical field and tones of Patients pass in the ED. If different when it’s your own family. My mother passed just starting out with pneumonia. She got admitted to the hospital and they said she was septic and started her own a lifetime anabiotic. Then she went to nursing home and things got worse. She didn’t get the rehab that she longed for to go back home. So she was in and out at the hospital running fever said that her fluid had overload her heart which is congested heart failure, and then she was chronic kidney failure after having a replacement a few months before she hit end up with pneumonia at that point the doctor told me they were basically playing ping-pong, trying to get one organ fixed that was killing the other organ. He said that she would never survive if we transported her somewhere else she was my last parent and is very heartbroken. I’m in a medical field and I keep questioning. Do I do the right thing that I asked the right questions. I did ask the doctor if they can up her Dilaudid to help her sleep better through the night cause she didn’t sleep the night before about midnight that night the nurse woke me up and told me that my mother had passed away and benning on the other medical field totally understand but then it’s hard when you’re on the other side. What do you think?

  14. Hey Julie. It's Ron using Debs phone to text you. Just wanted you to know that I've "temporarily" lost my life a couple of times. (Gunshot, drowning) Both times I was aware of my eminent doom & couldn't help feeling panic, the instinctive want to survive. When I had bled out to a cardiac state in the first & lost my air & inhaled water in the later, the most peaceful feeling I've ever experienced came over me. I still was cognitive that I was dying but in both circumstances had no more concern or worry. Only a "joy & freedom" as you shared. I've never had any fear of passing on since then. I was blessed both times with medical crews and doctors who refused to give up on me. I believe it was because He wasn't done with me yet. God bless you young lady.

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