The near death experience of Penny Wittbrodt

Penny Wittbrodt explains how her near-death experience happened, and how it has changed her vision of life and death.

With many thanks to Jan-Willem van Aalst for the Dutch subtitles

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[amandachenell]

Penny I have watched your story quite a few times on different podcasts and I have been so excited to tell you this 😀: the ripple effect from the story you told reached all the way to my life in Lincoln Nebraska. After you talked about helping the woman who didn't have enough money in line, I prayed for God to put me in that situation to do the same thing. About six months later I was in line behind a woman and she was in distress and without enough funds, and started to put back things like hair bows and water bottles for her children at cetera.... God said "you prayed for this-- now go help her, " and I approached her and offered the help. She began BAWLING and fell in my arms. God had me take care of her entire bill... We exchange numbers and became friends and she later let me know that she had just gone through a horrific fire and lost everything and her home, was suffering from horrible PTSD and just life and economic stress.... She came to my church and brought her children and it touched my heart so much when her son looked up at me and said, "you're the lady who helped my mom at the store? He said "she got in the car and she was crying and told us all about you..." So everyone please know that what might seem little to you can be very big to other people 😊 JUST LOVE

[MrUsernamechannel]

Hey there! I'm a physician (family med/palliative med) and I just wanted to say I really truly appreciate you sharing your story. Thank you for having the courage to share it with us. I believe every single word of your story and I have learned so much from you. When I notice myself being judgmental of others, I remind myself "Don't chain them down with your thoughts." That is just one example of your experience living through me. Thank you for teaching me that valuable lesson! Please keep sharing your story with courage and grace. More people are hearing your truth than you know.

[beachgirl]

my mom recently passed away. These NDE’s give me comfort that I will see my dear mother again one day hopefully if Im lucky enough. My mother knew she was close and she told me to hold her hand and go to heaven together. I miss you so much mom. I love you so much.

[mattrichards]

My dad died this year and these documentaries have really helped me get over my sadness and also helped me to become a better kinder person to others. From the bottom of my heart. Thank you x

[andrebrooks]

I am a medical doctor I have worked often in the icu
I have heard 1st person stories from patients
My personal assessment there is more truth here than our culture generally accepts
Meditation helps to become more sensitive to spiritual experiences
When a person has their own personal experiences your life changes
I’m not speaking about a specific religion
I’m talking about a change in one’s life
Being open to it allows it.
We all have Divinity within ourselves.
God is a limited word
Divinity is beyond our limited thinking only when a person has his or her own personal experiences will the truer journey happen
Every day we have a chance to do better.

[RRFTB]

I’ve watched hundreds of these NDE accounts and yours brought me to tears of happiness, twice. Absolutely, profound and beautiful. So well spoken.

[terrellgreer]

That part about building a jail for yourself hit me hard. My anxiety is hampering me from saying yes to friendships and opportunities. Thank to your story, I'm going to change.

[Azerrz]

You produce the most top notch NDE interviews Anthony. Please never stop. These videos are wonderful.

[melanieblaser]

My mother passed away yesterday. I have been nearly paralyzed with grief, even though I have a strong belief that I will see her again. In my sadness, I stumbled upon this joyful post. It has filled my heart with love and has given me energy to move forward with funeral plans. Thank you so much.

[timsatch]

I have seen Penny tell her story before, I believe on Dorathy Sheltons channel. This was a lot more detailed.
Penny will never know, that she saved my life a year ago. I had never watched an NDE before but it appeared on my YouTube thumbnails. I am a lonely old pensioner and I had reached the point where I just wanted to leave. As a T1D I had a huge reserve of of insulin for the departure.
After listening to Penny's story (several times) I kind of woke up, realising I haven't completed my assignment. Still lonely but must better.
Thank you so much Penny.

[jeanieking]

Penny's story and experiences are deeply moving and healing. " I remembered the moment He thought me up."--- I couldn't stop the tears as she said these words. And how God showed her the repercussions of giving that woman seventy cents in the grocery store. It rippled out. Although like Penny, I grew up in a strict religious belief system, our mother was kind and generous. And I flashed back on leaving 35 cents on. bus stop bench several times in Dallas as I went to my job downtown. That was the fare. I really never considered the impact it may have had. Still, like probing a sore tooth, my mind can take me quickly back to my own impatience, unkind thoughts, and words that I've leveled at someone. I breathe a deep sigh of relief in letting that go. Thank you, Penny, and also Anthony Chene for sharing this loving and hopeful story. God is in you and in me and even exists in our very DNA. Beautiful.

[earthexplorer]

I showed my best friend this video 2 days before he died last week. I was visiting him for 4 months. Sunday morning he was to take me to the airport but he died the night before. Two weeks before he died, I told him I had this thought that this was the last time I was going to see him. I am traveling the world exploring ancient, strange and unknown sites for the next 5 years and said to him that maybe something was going to happen to me but the thought was very strong. He joked about it and told his mother that I thought it was the last time I was going to see him and I got mad that he told her because she would think I was crazy. The next thing strange is that I made him sit down and watch your story. I thought it was very profound and was thinking he might get something out of it when his parents go, He cried when he watch your video. Two days later I found him in hi bedroom. The sequence of events has be bewildered. Does anyone else have things like this happen. I've never had anyone close to me die so he is the first. Your story also has many things that tour learned from dying that I knew years ago that it was uncanny. My friend Philip also noticed that. Your learning experiences are things I have been teaching others for years. It's so strange to me. Al Magdaleno Earth Explorer, Citizen Of The World. Thanks for reading

[kristiefish]

Thank you for sharing your amazing story. My 22-yr old son was killed in a car crash 2 years ago. I listen to NDE’s just to find out more about where my boy was taken.💔✝️

[jonathonkiner]

I'm trying so hard not to cry watching this. My mom died last October, and I was thinking of her emotionally today because I found some of her old letters to me. Being without her is the saddest loneliest experience I've ever had to live through. These testimonies give me hope that she is happy and in a better place, and that one day our souls might reunite in that place. Thank you.

[jenwilliamson]

I've literally watched hundreds of NDE testimonial videos, and I've never had one resonate and benefit me spiritually the way this one has. Thank you so much for sharing your experience.❤

[michaelback]

Ever since I watched her story on the IANDS channel, I've regarded her story as one of the best NDEs that I've ever heard. It's great to listen to her story again on this channel. Thank you Anthony!

[cjj]

This NDE story means so much. Thank you for sharing. I recently shared with my family about being suicidal and having so much self-hatred. I too have cut myself off from the world and have become very socially isolated. I'm going to purpose to reach out more and be more purposeful in my interaction. Finding this channel literally saved/changed my life. Anthony, Thank you so much for the work you do. It is truly changing lives.

[marcd]

In the last year over 200 NDE I have seen here on youtube . This is absolute one of the best ever. My wife has died last year and I feel very sad. This kind of messages is better than any psychologist. Thank you very much for helping me.

[selenamiller]

I love this message. I lost my 19 year old daughter last month, and this brings me comfort. Thank you