Have you died before?

[Guinness Boy]

Any good people on NSC who have official died and been brought back to life?

If so did you have an out of body experience? Did you see a tunnel of white light?

Or was there nothing and you just came round?

Search Facebook. You'll find hundreds of teenage girls, mainly from the Essex area, who have literally died. They can still type though.

 

[forrest]

I wasn't breathing when I was born. Apparently I decided an umbilical cord necklace would look ever so fetching.

Same here. Also decided to swallow the afterbirth in my case too. All in all a very traumatic birth for me. Deflated lung as well. Technically dead at birth, died again in the ambulance on the way from chuckfield hospital to the Alex in Brighton and again once in the Alex.

I was so poorly that they christened me in hospital as they didn't think I was going to make it and the Chaplin bloke even read me my last rights.

My poor mother was going mad apparently. Didn't help when her sister told her they had cremated me instead of christening me

 

[The Sock of Poskett]

Same here. Also decided to swallow the afterbirth in my case too. All in all a very traumatic birth for me. Deflated lung as well. Technically dead at birth, died again in the ambulance on the way from chuckfield hospital to the Alex in Brighton and again once in the Alex.

I was so poorly that they christened me in hospital as they didn't think I was going to make it and the Chaplin bloke even read me my last rights.

My poor mother was going mad apparently. Didn't help when her sister told her they had cremated me instead of christening me

Lumme - was he a shabby little bloke with a toothbrush moustache and a springy walking stick? Cool.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Around 17-18 years ago I was being electrocuted whilst working in a basement of a large office block. I went to remove some metal trunking lid (lid of a metal boxing which holds cables) unknown to me the trunking was live. I tried to remove the lid with two hands and the current literally stuck me to the lid. Whilst being shocked all I could remember was my life reversing very fast almost like a black and white movie. Now for the strangest thing I had almost rewound to the point of me being born when someone had heard me screaming and managed to somehow remove me from the trunking.

I firmly believe if I had not been rescued and I had got to the point my original birth I would of died.

Shocking story

 

[Mowgli37]

I wasn't breathing when I was born. Apparently I decided an umbilical cord necklace would look ever so fetching.

The very same happened with me! I am so grateful for the fact my mother had such an experienced and calm midwife for, being a home birth, there was no one else around who could have stepped in had anything gone wrong.

 

[champion7]

In 2004 I died in an ambulance on old shoreham road,they pulled over and took 2 mins and 43 seconds to get me back,all I remember was bright white lights, I spent 6 months in hospital and now survive with 1 kidney and 8 tablets twice a day.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Somebody on NSC died today and that's the truth.

 

[Justice]

Somebody on NSC died today and that's the truth.

The truth has died?

 

[Matrix10]

Christmas Eve before last my partner dropped dead in front of me with a cardiac arrest, this is not a heart attack which is caused by arterial issues, blood clots etc. but the heart stopping for no apparent reason.
Thanks to the Vinney Jones advert on television I performed CPR, there was no disenable pulse or breathing. The ambulance arrived in ten minutes and worked on her for a further three and a half hours in her living room (if you can call it the LIVING room that is), in this time they unusually shocked her twelve times as paramedic attending said she could detect the faintest of a flutter after each shock. It was then decided to make a dash for Brighton Hospital where they dropped her body temperature with ice and induced a coma for what was supposed to be three days.
After three and a half weeks she finally regained consciousness, despite them telling her family if she survived she would most likely be a vegetable. She then spent another three months in hospital and most of her memory has, and still is returning. She has now been fitted with a Biventricular Pacemaker and an internal Defibrillator, which hasn’t fired yet!
Anyway, getting to the point of the post, she said she could not recall any bright lights or out of body experiences. However one day, while still in intensive care she said I saw my mother and “she told me to go back as it was not yet my time”. Subsequently she does not remember saying this to me at all. So keep a open mind I say!

 

[moggy]

I had a pulmonary endarterectomy 10 weeks ago. Had it performed at Papworth as that's the only hospital in the country able to do this surgery. I was clinically dead twice as they drain all the blood out of the body unlike other heart and lung ops. Once the blood is drained out, they bring your body temperature down so your brain and organs don't pack up.
No pulse, no reflexs, not brain activity, no nothing.... this op takes you as close to death as humanly possible.
No NDE though.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Shocking story

I got cramp standing on a 2" concrete plinth on Saturday at Brentford.
Still couldn't see feck all

 

[lawros left foot]

I had a pulmonary endarterectomy 10 weeks ago. Had it performed at Papworth as that's the only hospital in the country able to do this surgery. I was clinically dead twice as they drain all the blood out of the body unlike other heart and lung ops. Once the blood is drained out, they bring your body temperature down so your brain and organs don't pack up.
No pulse, no reflexs, not brain activity, no nothing.... this op takes you as close to death as humanly possible.

Absolutely incredible what they can do now,I hope all is well? And isn't the NHS bloody marvellous, I owe it my life as well

 

[TomandJerry]

I'm not sure about anyone else but, I did die for a few moments after seeing this

 

[Doc Lynam]

I had a pulmonary endarterectomy 10 weeks ago. Had it performed at Papworth as that's the only hospital in the country able to do this surgery. I was clinically dead twice as they drain all the blood out of the body unlike other heart and lung ops. Once the blood is drained out, they bring your body temperature down so your brain and organs don't pack up.
No pulse, no reflexs, not brain activity, no nothing.... this op takes you as close to death as humanly possible.
No NDE though.

Bloody hell that sounds more like a deranged doctors experiment!

 

[Silkster365]

I'm not sure about anyone else but, I did die for a few moments after seeing this

Nope. Still don't get it!

 

[Weststander]

Bloody hell that sounds more like a deranged doctors experiment!

Or taken from a Stephen King story?

 

[moggy]

Absolutely incredible what they can do now,I hope all is well? And isn't the NHS bloody marvellous, I owe it my life as well

Very true ! The NHS are superb

 

[BN9 BHA]

I got cramp standing on a 2" concrete plinth on Saturday at Brentford.
Still couldn't see feck all

I'm surprised you could afford to go Simmo, especially after that expensive trip to see Mickey Mouse

 

[Gullflyinghigh]

I had a pulmonary endarterectomy 10 weeks ago. Had it performed at Papworth as that's the only hospital in the country able to do this surgery. I was clinically dead twice as they drain all the blood out of the body unlike other heart and lung ops. Once the blood is drained out, they bring your body temperature down so your brain and organs don't pack up.
No pulse, no reflexs, not brain activity, no nothing.... this op takes you as close to death as humanly possible.
No NDE though.

Bloody hell, it's amazing what can be done to/with the human body...terrifying as well!