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The last glimpse of Uluru when I had to leave ...
Sitting on a hill on the Isle of Wight, looking over the ocean, realizing the closest land on the other side would be America Standing on Mt Bromo, Java, coughing as the wind blew the sulfuric vapour in our faces Setting foot on English soil Meeting the Aboriginals in the community at Uluru Feeling my babies move the very first time My son's first ever performance as a singer.. NEVER EVER will forget that! It still brings tears to my eyes when I hear that song. Pffff... many many many more |
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Wed 05/20/15 04:14 PM
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waking up in hospital, after I found out i had died and it was a miracle they got me back. and seeing my neice just after she was born. 
luckily my mom heard me take my last breathe, and when she found me all my extremities were blue/purple, so I had very little oxygen for a while they said, and actually dead a good few minutes, thats why they said it was a miracle I survived especially with no brain damage. I just felt ultimate peace, a peace that's impossible to feel in life and just cant be put into words. even more powerful than going under a general anesthetic. I don't fear death anymore. |
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CrystalFairy Nice of you to share your memories . I have many more also but the list is very long to put down.
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Edited by
singleman960
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Wed 05/20/15 04:24 PM
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waking up in hospital, after I found out i had died and it was a miracle they got me back. and seeing my neice just after she was born.
luckily my mom heard me take my last breathe, and when she found me all my extremities were blue/purple, so I had very little oxygen for a while they said, and actually dead a good few minutes, thats why they said it was a miracle I survived especially with no brain damage. I just felt ultimate peace, a peace that's impossible to feel in life and just cant be put into words. even more powerful than going under a general anesthetic. I don't fear death anymore. |
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waking up in hospital, after I found out i had died and it was a miracle they got me back. and seeing my neice just after she was born.
luckily my mom heard me take my last breathe, and when she found me all my extremities were blue/purple, so I had very little oxygen for a while they said, and actually dead a good few minutes, thats why they said it was a miracle I survived especially with no brain damage. I just felt ultimate peace, a peace that's impossible to feel in life and just cant be put into words. even more powerful than going under a general anesthetic. I don't fear death anymore. thank you, im glad to. there is nothing to fear. 
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waking up in hospital, after I found out i had died and it was a miracle they got me back. and seeing my neice just after she was born.
luckily my mom heard me take my last breathe, and when she found me all my extremities were blue/purple, so I had very little oxygen for a while they said, and actually dead a good few minutes, thats why they said it was a miracle I survived especially with no brain damage. I just felt ultimate peace, a peace that's impossible to feel in life and just cant be put into words. even more powerful than going under a general anesthetic. I don't fear death anymore. Still quite something! Big hug! 
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waking up in hospital, after I found out i had died and it was a miracle they got me back. and seeing my neice just after she was born.
luckily my mom heard me take my last breathe, and when she found me all my extremities were blue/purple, so I had very little oxygen for a while they said, and actually dead a good few minutes, thats why they said it was a miracle I survived especially with no brain damage. I just felt ultimate peace, a peace that's impossible to feel in life and just cant be put into words. even more powerful than going under a general anesthetic. I don't fear death anymore. Still quite something! Big hug!
thanks
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