What a great example of this end of life #phenomenon #hospicenurse #spirits #afterlife

[Alexiahna]

Hours before my grandfather died, he looked outside and said, "the flowers look so beautiful". We were nearly snowed in, in the middle in January. No flowers. But my grandma who passed was known for her beautiful flower gardens.

[kali_love]

I thought I was hallucinating when I saw my deceased sister after a near death experience. I fainted after a C-section. The doctors said the pain I experienced was from gas. My sister warned me not to stand up again no matter what the doctor says. The doctor urged me to stand again and i refused. He was frustrated but I didn’t care. They put me on a stretcher and took me to get scanned and found out that I was bleeding internally and needed multiple blood transfusions. So glad I listened to my sister because they wanted me to walk with all of that blood filling up in my stomach… and dismissed my pain as “gas”. Who knows if I would have survived it…

[MALKIA]

My mom had been sleeping for a week straight. I had overslept the day of her home going because I was so exhausted and only sleeping for 30 minutes to an hour at a time each night. My husband told me to don't worry about getting up early to bathe and read to my mom, so I slept until 9 am. When I woke, I went into my mom's room, and as I was getting her medication ready, she opened her eyes, looked at me, and took her last breath. I screamed so loud that my husband ran in the room and he knew my mom was gone. I climbed into bed with my mom and cried myself back to sleep. As of this very moment... it has been 4 years, 1 month, 23 days, 2 hours, and 45 minutes since she left me. And I remember it as if it were yesterday. My pastor told me that my mom had waited for me before she moved on. I hope that she is watching over me and just as proud of me as she was when she was here and knows how much I miss and love her🥺😢

[renekroeger]

My Grandmother raised up with her hands out and said "Marion " that was her deceased husband that had promised to come get her when it was her time. So beautiful! ❤️

[traceymoses]

My dad did the same thing he actually hugged his momma and started to cry and say momma you came back for me!! Truly heartbreaking and beautiful to see a grown man still cries for his momma like a little boy.

[josephpetrizzojr]

I lost my wife in 2013 & she was Reaching in the air & I asked her I said Barbara what are you Reaching for, she told me GOD WAS TELLING HER TO GRAB HIS HAND & ABOUT 15 MINUTES LATER SHE PASSED AWAY, R.I.P. BABE I MISS YOU & LOVE YOU ALWAYS SLEEP WELL.

[aprilmcfadden]

My father passed away in February. He was seeing people in the room that had already passed away he told me he could see a baby I said no dad there's no baby as I had a miscarriage the year before. Two days later I just had to test it was ringing in my ears. Turns out I was pregnant. Had my rainbow baby 12 weeks ago. Crazy how my dad knew this and told me before he died. Felt so special. Rest in peace sweet dad. ❤️ I gave my son's middle name his name. He stares at my dad's pictures on the wall even though there is tons of other people's pictures up there he only stares at my dad.

[vonnie_]

My grandpa’s last words to my grandma was “Can I go home now?” my grandma was so distraught, she didn’t want him to leave her, but she said “Yes, you can go home.” and he breathed his last breath with a smile on his face.

[Herfootisonmyneck]

My mom died on 07/07/2020, The day before she died, I remember she stared at the wall behind me & reached out her hands and was like "My, my, my Mama!!!" My Grannie died when my Mom was 9 years old. I miss my Mom so much. I'm so grateful for The Most High our Creator for letting me have her for 30 years. I hope to see her again even if it's only on my death bed.

[emazingj]

Lately I have been scared of death, that it has almost become a phobia. I was in an extremely bad car accident a year ago and it made my fear even worse to the point of having panic attacks and having to get help. Reading these comments have given me so much healing and contentment. Thank you all for sharing your beautiful stories. Gave my heart so much peace

[dcricket]

I coded after a surgery. I went down a long dark hall to a closed door. I opened the door to find all my loved ones who had passed including my Mother wearing her favorite lavender pantsuit. It was like a family reunion with table after table of food. No one acknowledged me and I could not cross the threshold of the door. I was getting so frustrated when I heard my Mom say it wasn’t my time and I needed to go back and that she loved me. Next thing I remember is waking up in ICU on a ventilator. It was a hard recovery but I made it. I tell very few about this as they cannot believe it or are cruel with their responses. I know it was totally real.

[weetbixkid]

Man, I didn't expect to be crying my eyes out when I came to the comments. 🤧

[saverna]

My mom said she saw her mom, her friends, our childhood pets, they were all waiting for her. She looked at me and asked "is it okay?", and I said "go on, I'll see you there soon 😊"

[beaujuan]

My great grandmother was 93 years old and very ill towards the end. My gym was down the street so I would come see her everyday. One day coming out of the bathroom, her door was open with the light off (she was supposed to be napping) I saw out of the corner of my eyes her arms were stretched out and she was talking to someone. I walked in and asked who she was talking to and she said “God.” I asked her what did he say she said “He said I can come home now, all my babies will be okay”. I asked her what did he look like. She paused, looked up to the corner then back to me and said “I’m not allowed to. But he’s beautiful.”
I got her up from bed and made her a snack. A few days later she passed away.

[uluwehi]

My nephew passed away in a car accident. He wasn't wearing his seat belt and the truck rolled over the lower half of his body. He was still alive when a woman found him. She tried to lift the truck. Noone would stop. She called emergency services, and tried to comfort him. He stopped looking at her and stared towards the sky. He lifted his arms as if someone was there. He smiled and passed away

[Blues]

My grandma did this for an entire week. The last day she started calling her mom, her dad and brother who have passed. I knew she was about to leave us. She even recognize me one last time. I’m glad I got to say thank you for all the love and that I will always love her. ❤

[kelly]

Before my nana passed she kept telling us to tell the others to go home, they’ve been here standing around all day and they must be tired. When she named them, we realised it was family that had passed she could see, she just hadn’t realised they were there waiting to pick her up.
For days before this, she’d been saying she could see people there but they were foggy and she didn’t know who they were. As she got closer to leaving, they became clearer and she recognised us less. It was sort of a lovely process.

[suskelleykelley]

before my uncle died he told my aunt how beautiful the music was music he never heard of before?? my aunt said " Music? what music??" He smiled and said " Stop teasing me because they are singing loud and so angelic!!!!" She said he smiled and took his last breath

[kristi]

My dad passed away in 2007 at Allegheny General hospital after cancer spread through his entire body. He also lifted his arms up to heaven like that & said "Jesus". He battled cancer for 2 years. My sister and I both asked God why He didn't heal our dad even when we asked Him to. God answered & said, "He earned his reward & it was time for him to receive it." Our dad was & still is a servant of Jesus Christ for eternity.

[lucindaturnmire]

My Aunt did this when she was passing. She reached out towards the ceiling and said, It's Jesus, It's Jesus! Before this, she was extremely restless and uncomfortable and crying, and then from that point when she said, It's Jesus, It's Jesus, she laid completely still and was peaceful. I believe Jesus was there with her until she passed away.