- Aug 28, 2001
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I was listening to the radio morning show - they were talking about things you believe in (ghosts, UFOs, etc.). They got to the subject of the afterlife and some RN at a hospital calls in. In her words, "without fail, just as they are about to pass, they always look to the corner of the room and ask 'do you see them?', and they seem to pass in great peace." Another of the hosts agreed that's what he read about too. The RN went on to say if it were members of your loved ones, they would mention their relationship ("I see my brother", mother, etc.) rather than saying "them" as if they were strangers... a welcoming committee of sorts (not to make light of the situation).
This is the first time I've heard about the dying looking at the corner and saying something just before they die - google fails me. You guys heard of this before?
This is the first time I've heard about the dying looking at the corner and saying something just before they die - google fails me. You guys heard of this before?