THAT'S WHO WILL MEET US IN THE NEXT WORLD! Hospice Doctors Told The Shocking Truth…

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📔 No one expected that a nurse who has worked for many years in a hospice, an institution where those who have nothing left to help live out their last days on Earth, would make a shocking statement that would stir up the public. She said the following: despite the fact that even in the modern world the topic of posthumous existence is still avoided, I want to tell you about the incredible things that I have seen personally. I do this so that those who have lost their close relatives and beloved friends can make sure that they have not died, but continue to live in the spiritual sphere.

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[GodsManifestation]

I've read a lot of comments under this video. I want to thank you so much for finding the strength to share such intimate stories. I sincerely hope that absolutely everyone who sees my comment will be fine. And sooner or later we will all go to a better world!


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[brendaguttilla]

I have been diagnosed with stage 4 bone cancer. I'm not giving up but I can't wait to actually meet Jesus!❤ face to face

[rachelkelly]

I lost my only child tragically in October 2016. She was only 21. The night she passed, before any of us knew… I felt her in my room. Her hand reached out and said .. I’m sorry mama, I miss you so much. I woke up and called her father who thought I was going insane. That night at 12.31am I saw a very bright light through the window. My poodle started barking and I just burst out crying and ran to the kitchen and hid under the dining table. There was a knock and then a voice said… Rachel… open the door it’s the police. I collapsed and woke in the arms of the police officer. They found my baby girls body… she was 4 weeks short of her 22nd birthday. I was 46. My baby went home but she is still with me til this day. I feel her … I’m trying so hard to find purpose. It’s been 8 years and I still sob every night. I know there is something beyond … but I just want to hold my baby girls hand and kiss her forehead. No parent should have to bury their child. I’m sorry for the long story. Hug the ones you love ❤️ God bless you all and Merry Christmas from Australia xx

[michellesalcido]

Two years ago, while my mom was in her 7th day in the hospital due to sepsis, she burst into tears when i walked in her room for a visit. She claimed BOTH OF HER DECEASED SISTERS( 1 OF THEM DYING ONLY 2 MONTHS BEFORE) came to her room to "visit " her and only said a couple of words before leaving, they told her " we are waiting for you", she was crying because she said she missed them so much.within 3 days she caught covid on top of sepsis and was intubated. She died a few days later.
My mom worked as a registered nurse during her life and was intelligent, level headed and kind. She was not known for lying or story telling.
I love you mom
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[StrawberryAz]

After my husband passed after a traumatic death, he came to me the following morning and whispered in my ear. "I'm sorry... I'm sorry... are you ok? It was just like him, to think about me like that, in my time of need and grief. It comforted me. I'm not afraid of dying. I'm 91.

[TS-kmwn]

My Dad knew that he was declining fast & One Night he woke up out of a Deep Sleep & Asked my Mother to Get him a Glass of Water. My Dad never asked her to get him anything while in bed & Sleeping. Not Once. She thought this at the time perplexing but went to the kitchen to fetch his glass of water & when she came back to the bedroom, He had Died. He has a little smile on his face & he looked like he was Relaxed & Happy.
Mom told me that she knew Dad had sent her out of the room because he knew that he was very close to Death & That he Didn't want her to Witness & Experience his Death. My Dad was a Class Act to the Very End & My Mom Appreciated & Loved Him for his Awesome Kindness, Consideration & Love for her.

[geoffreyrose]

I had a near death experience in the military. Had a 108 degree fever when admitted. Medics told me I was going to die.. My deceased grandfather came to see me in the hospital. I could smell his pipe first. He sat on the side of my bed in his overalls and wire rimmed glasses. He told me I was going to live to be an old man. He told me there were many relatives anxious to see me and talk with me when my time came. Then he disappeared. Next morning the medics came in and said you are going upstairs on antibiotics. The other medic said who has been smoking a pipe in here> I said my grampa. The medic said you can't have visitors. I said you can't stop him. He goes through walls!
I think my Pop Rose is my guardian angel!

[billdncn]

When my Son passed at 26 years old on 11-7-23 in the hospital, he opened his eyes {which hadn't opened in weeks} when taking his last breathes and starred at the ceiling. I was floored. I knew then he was going to be ok. Lord I miss him on this Christmas day.

[Normalhowaboutyou]

The love of my life died recently. She had tubes bags, hospice, drip. The haunting things, she said, I will never forget. Because her body was broken her mind wanted to be free. They say time heals all wounds wish me luck on this one

[glynn]

I watched my dad pass, my mom passed and my sister passed. After witnessing that... I'm not afraid of dying. It was the biggest privilege of my life being right beside them as they left their body. ❤❤❤

[Andrea-dn]

My son did say when he was going to die, he ate a lot and told me he could see behind the mountains, then his voice got very strong but when he started asking for a lot of sweet things i knew he was neae to go even started seeing dead loved ones who he never met before .i miss him so much

[geoffreyrose]

Was holding Mom's hand when she died in hospice. She had been out for a day. All of a sudden Mom opened her eyes, said Mommy! Daddy! Let out her last breath and her eyes went dull as she exited her old body and left in the arms of my grandparents.

[Whiskeygalore]

My friend lost his 5 year old son, when he told me his story it was heartbreaking but incredible, the little boy has meningitis, and was dying, his father and mother were with him, he started describing a light, and then described voices calling his name to come to them, he then seen people walking out of the light, he turned to his father and asked his dad if he should go to them, his heartbroken dad told him to go to them, he died a couple of minutes later, now how does a five year old child know about all of this, sceptical people always say its a trick of the brain, but at 5 you have no experience. RIP

[Mnprmn]

My heart goes out to everyone who has lost a loved one, especially a child. God bless you all and their souls! May we all be together in Heaven.

[thomasprice]

When my wife passed I was holding her hand. The bells and whistles went off and there was a flat line on the heart monitor. Immediately I felt an electrical impulse that didn't hurt pass from her hand into mine then it proceeded up my arm and exited out through my neck. Immediately something pulled my hand away from hers involuntarily. I really feel that Anita was telling me goodbye and everything was ok.

[bradleyw]

This is CORRECT about this Surge of Energy!!I witnessed this with my wife of 47 years, the day she died, she got up from sleep and got dressed and put her make up on and wanted to go out for breakfast, to which she hadn't gone to for some time. After breakfast she wanted to go shopping for gifts for our new granddaughter that still in our daughters womb then she wanted to eat a hamburger at Wendy's. Later before dinner I asked her what she wanted for dinner, she said "I AM COOKING, " to which she did!!!! about 8 hours later around 100Am she passed on!! Boy do I MISS HER GREATLY.She taught me A LOT, I am forever blessed babying Her husband of 47 years!!!! I still LOVE YOU

[American_Values]

I am a 65-year old son who is stressed and tired taking care of my 87-year old mother with blood anemia and moderate dementia. I love her very much, and hope there is an afterlife where we can be together forever. God help me 🙏 help her now.

[linda]

I have no doubt there is an afterlife. It’s our home. ♥️

[CatsAreCutiess]

i was only 16. I was a CNA. I was asked if I could be at the bedside of this terminal patient. Naive, but always felt like I had do the right thing for the greater good. Her children lived all over the US when they received the notice of her potential passing. Still, so young and naive, not really understanding what was happening, he family urged my boss (I will leave it at that) to have someone be at her side. They did not want her to be alone. Still, not understanding the whole story, not even really knowing she was getting ready to pass.I was asked to stay with her. So I did. Now, by profession I'm a nurse. Sadly, not because of her. But, started my career. That's not important. What I do remember, I was at her side for 16 hours. I made sure she was comfortable, clean, offered my hand, reassurance, what ever needed..to comfort her and let her know she wasn't alone. I think I may have fallen asleep...She was comfortable, eyes closed, blankets, etc. Then in this dream, she came to me...she did not look the same. Maybe a little younger. She had a black lacey veil (related to her religious beliefs) and she smiled at me and thanked me. I slept only minutes...When I abruptly woke up from dream, she passed. Now as a senior nurse, I finally see...Thank you for hearing my rant. I haven't really ever openly discussed, but this reminded me. Don't forget, and I believe.

[lulub]

I’m never sad for the departed - I know they’re blissfully happy. I feel great sadness for the living, the ones who have lost a loved one. They’re the ones who suffer the most. 😢