Massimo2002
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And if so what was the experience like ?
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Has anyone here died and came back to life ?
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@ChristineM has. I think @Twilight Hue has, too.
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During the night, while asleep, I was sucked up, or "swooshied" up through the darkness, to suddenly find myself sitting up in bed taking in a deep and welcomed breath. Later I was found to have sleep apnea and began using a CPAP. Of course there's no way of knowing if I had stopped breathing long enough to have "died," but that's what it felt like. I've not experienced anything even remotely like it since.
Shadow Wolf
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You don't. You just wake up gasping for air (I was born with the one where you just stop breathing) so you don't die.
Shadow Wolf
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Came close but no.
Heyo
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Nobody has ever died and come back. That's the definition of death, it is final. Some people were in a state of suspended animation for quite some time, 45 minutes in one case, but they were not dead.
I was under anesthetic and didn't know until the surgeon told me afterwards.
Twilight Hue
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Personally I never really actually ' died' but I was certainly facing death twice already and I was awake while my heart attacks were in progress knowing the severity of the situation , making my experience more of a person facing actual death rather than actually being near death to the point of any NDEs kicking in.
I hadn't thought of apnea as applying, but if it does, for a time I "died" roughly 25 times an hour, eight hours a night, for a couple of years before we figured out what was going on. Given how blood oxygen bottoms out each time you stop breathing, I estimated that over a period of about two years, I spent three or four months with blood oxygen equivalent to being at 18,000 feet...no wonder there is dementia and cognitive issues...I was suffocating to death...just very slowly
Since I have been treated and lost weight, I rarely stop breathing during the night more than a few times an hour, and apparently sometimes not at all.
Other than that, no.
I’m pretty sure I have, but I have no recollection of the experience.
Massimo2002
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What's your problem
If @Massimo2002 is bothering you, that's probably a @Betho_br thing, not a @Massimo2002 thing.
As to why, it's likely because you've given him permission to do so.
