M.N. I spent many months reviewing the details of my accident,
reviewing my medical records, listening to those who were at the
scene and in the emergency room,
and researching the dying process.
I thoughtfully considered whether
my experience could have just been
a dream or hallucination, a result
of anoxia, or the chemical effect
of a dying brain in which there is
a sudden and large release of neurotransmitters. I read the literature
on NDEs. After all the data was collected and analysed, I came to the
conclusion that my experience was
beyond the boundaries of medicine
and of science.
of experience would happen to us
and both experiences speak to the
reality of life after death. I think
that readers will find “To Heaven
and Back” is not just a story about
someone else’s experiences, but
that it contains many stories with
which the reader can identify. “To
Heaven and Back” shows readers
how they can also experience the
transformative nature of NDEs into
each person’s life and inspires others to embrace this transformation
in their own life.
M.M. As a doctor and surgeon,
do you have any scientific theory about NDEs?
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