“I’m not afraid of him dying,” she says, not taking her eyes off his face. “I’m afraid of him being alone while he does it.”
His experience echoes thousands collected by the Near-Death Experience Research Foundation. Common threads: a sensation of leaving the body, a tunnel or passage, a review of one’s life without judgment, and an overwhelming sense of returning to a home they never knew they missed. The Verge of Death
“One patient asked me, ‘Why are there children in the corner?’ There were no children. But two hours later, she smiled, said ‘Mama,’ and died. Her brain was showing her the door.” “I’m not afraid of him dying,” she says,