Life after death: Heart attack survivor’s vision of NDE confirmed ‘true’ by baffled doctor

Life after death: Expert discusses research into topic

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Near-death experiences have been highly debated by people who claim to have experienced them and others who are more sceptical. However, one man described a feeling of detachment as he saw his apparently lifeless body on an operating table.

Lorry driver Al Sullivan said the vivid scene showed him with his eyes taped shut, his chest cut open and his heart exposed in an operating facility.

He said he felt confused upon seeing a man dressed as a surgeon pacing around the room mimicking a chicken with his arm movement.

Mr Sullivan underwent a quadruple coronary bypass surgery.

Days after the procedure Mr Sullivan visited his surgeon and questioned him about the arm flapping.

The doctor, in a moody manner, asked him how he had found out about that.
He said: “Who told you about that?

“I must have done something right, because you’re still here, aren’t you?”

Bruce Greyson, professor emeritus of psychiatry and neurobehavioural sciences at the University of Virginia, who was told the story by Mr Sullivan, got in touch with the surgeon to find out whether the patient had actually seen something.

Surprisingly, the surgeon admitted he was moving his elbows in such a motion after sterilising his hands in order to instruct his assistants in the operating room.

Near-death experiences (NDEs) continue to be researched by experts, in a bid to find a scientific reason for the phenomenon.

Up to a third of those who have had a close brush with death, have reported NDEs.

Frequent feelings experienced by those who have had NDEs include contentment, psychic detachment from the body, and entering a bright light.

Olaf Blanke and Sebastian Dieguez proposed two types of near-death experiences to the scientific community.

The first category involves the brain’s left hemisphere and shows an altered sense of time and feelings of flying.

The second kind is connected to the right hemisphere and it is characterised by perceiving spirits, and hearing voices and sounds.

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