About an hour or two after I took some medications I knew something was not right. I now believe that an interaction between the medications was the problem. I felt like I was losing touch with reality in a way. I lay in bed and closed my eyes as I tried to get to sleep, and wished I would just feel better.
Sunday, September 5, 2021
Deceased grandfather persuades her to return
Now
is the part where it gets hard to describe. It's as if my awareness
started expanding out of my body. I was still in my body but out of it
at the same time. It's a feeling that's impossible to describe without
experiencing it yourself. I was in a deep void of empty space. Suddenly a
cold, stiff feeling poured over my body. My awareness kept expanding,
but my body felt like a cold machine that was holding me back. It felt
like my respirations were artificial, and at that moment I just stopped
breathing. I heard, rather than felt, my lungs gasp for air, but I was
so disconnected from my body by now that there was no possible way to
keep breathing. I have no idea how long I stopped breathing for, but my
heartbeat got louder and louder until it stopped along with my
breathing.
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