Personal Story

“When I was three years old, I almost died. I developed a high fever and was vomiting blood. When I slipped into a coma, my parents took me to the hospital.

Medical doctors came from all over to try to diagnose my illness to no avail. Did I eat poisonous mushrooms from the garden? Did I have Reis Syndrome? There were also other possible prognoses.

I was placed under an oxygen tent and every medication possible was pumped into my system. Nothing seemed to bring me back to consciousness. My organs began to fail and I was given a 5% chance of surviving.
During my hospital stay, our neighbor, a nurse would come and check on me before her shift. One day she came in my room to find my oxygen tent had been accidentally shut off. I had to be resuscitated, which resulted in my left side being briefly paralyzed.

Soon the whole town was praying for my recovery. Our family pediatrician, Dr. Selma Mitchell, a first generation Russian immigrant, decided to hold an all night prayer vigil with the help of the local Rabbi.

At about 3am, the Rabbi left and Dr. Mitchell stayed, continuing her vigil. As the sun rose that morning my eyes opened and I began to recover.
I still don’t know for certain what happened to me or how I was healed.

I am aware that I went to a very far away place. I believe and have been told by a trusted psychic that I was kept alive to do healing work.”

These types of experiences have become know as Near Death Experiences. Many people who have had NDEs report similar paranormal revelations. Many are inspired to make changes in their own lives and for others. Due to advanced medical technology, NDE have become even more common.