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Who here has died and come back to life?

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I collapsed one time and I’m pretty sure I was in V-Tach. I didn’t die but I was close.
 
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Went to on the learn that I had basically zero circulation on the left side of my heart and minimal amount on the right side. Birth defect that I live with/through until I was a teenager.

Had emergency triple bypass surgery the next day and the rest is history.

Good times.

Did you just have a stroke typing this?

Either way, thats crazy. Arent you in your 30s?
 
In all seriousness, my mother in law flat lined during surgery, and was brought back. Afterwards, she said that she was being drawn to a light but was sent back because her children needed her. I have heard similar stories from others but that one is the most recent.
 
“Would you hold my hand
If I saw you in heaven?
Would you help me stand
If I saw you in heaven?”

-Elton John
And it seems to me, you lived your life
Like a candle in the wind
Never knowing who to cling to
When the rain set in
And I would have liked to know you
But I was just a kid
Your candle burned out long before
Your legend ever did

- Meatloaf
 
In all seriousness, my mother in law flat lined during surgery, and was brought back. Afterwards, she said that she was being drawn to a light but was sent back because her children needed her. I have heard similar stories from others but that one is the most recent.

This is what Im talking about. Can I have her number?
 
I had a reaction to two types of medicines and a goodies that caused an ulcer to form. The ulcer busted the next morning. I felt weak, but didn't realize what was going on. Went to fix my kid some breakfast and felt light headed. Laid my head in my hands on the kitchen counter and raised up real fast (said something like "shake it off") and don't remember any of it after that. Apparently I started falling back and tried to get my balance until I landed on the couch. I ended up sitting back on the couch with my head looking at the ceiling and laying on the top of the couch making it to where the blood couldn't get out.

I would fake sleep sometimes before school with my kid on the couch, with him on one end and me at the other, so my wife (now ex) thought the gurgling I was doing was fake snoring. She said that she came in the room yelling saying that the kid was going to be late and saw me turning blue and smothering because of internal bleeding. She then called 911, drug me to the floor, followed instructions to get me breathing again, and to get the blood out of my throat, windpipe, and elsewhere. She got the kid to go outside on the porch and direct the ambulance in mainly so he wouldn't see any of it. I woke up sitting in a chair in the kitchen with people all around me. This EMT kept asking me if I wanted to go to the hospital. Ex got pissed and said some words to the lady basically calling her an idiot and she (ex) was saying that I was going and that was the end of it. The EMT said that I had to give my OK since I was awake. I said some bad words that meant heck no female dog and get out of my house. They then realized that I wasn't very coherent and listened to my ex.

I got to the hospital and the doc said that I had lost 4 pints of blood and had "died" for 3-5 minutes. He asked me to stay in CCU a few days and me still being a little out of it said no. He then said, "you just died and had to be brought back to life, so I'd appreciate it if you would stay and let us figure this out". My wife gave me the look so I agreed. They figured out that the mix of meds for a damaged nerve and a goodies caused the reaction. After a few days of ice, broth, and jello I was OK and sent home. That first food (a sub) was the best food I ever tasted after only being allowed the three "foods" above for a few days. Anyway, I pulled through and have never had a goodies since. No bright lights or anything. I don't remember shite. Believe it or not, this is the short version of the story. ;)
 
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