Click here for Duane’s book! What started out as a minor health annoyance took a turn for the worse. The doctor handling my case called in a doctor from the Stanford Medical Center. After a thorough examination, my doctor was optimistic. He said they were developing a new breakthrough operation for what, until now, had … Read more
After being diagnosed with mild Asperger syndrome in 2006, I started using recreational ketamine for about 3 years. As you know, a lot of ‘NDEs’ have been reported by ketamine users in the past and – of course – they also happened to me. As a journalist, I became interested in the question and tried … Read more
I can recall that everything around me, everything my eyes can see, and my reality disappeared. It felt like it dropped, I went up, or out of it. It was like everything you can see with your eyes became liquid and dropped down. I can remember that I was seeing reality became liquid and that … Read more
It was October 29, 2005. I was still upset about my cousin’s suicide in 1999. My stepdad Keith had just died of Lou Gehrig’s disease. I was arguing with current boyfriend. I went to bathroom and took all my mental health pills, all sixty of them. Then had a knife to my throat. My boyfriend … Read more
I was painting a room and tore a cartilage of an ear. In a few days, my ear became infected. I went to the doctor who prescribed a strong antibiotic injection. They gave me the medication in a certain house two blocks away from my house. On the third daily injection, I passed immediately from … Read more
I saw from above that the surgeon was operating on me. I saw everything in detail that he did. I saw my father who had been deceased for 2-1/2 years. He told me that my time had not yet come and that my mother and sister still needed me.
One evening when going back to my room, I got a pain in my chest and fainted. I immediately left my body, seeing my double on the bed. I was propelled towards the sky. I found myself crossing a black tunnel, but the tunnel was not made of matter. It is difficult to describe; there … Read more