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IANDS 1733 Childhood drowning leads to lifetime of after-effects
https://iands.org/research0/2024-11-23-16-15-26/nde-research/nde-archives31/newest-accounts/1733-childhood-drowning-leads-to-lifetime-of-after-effects-2.html
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A 10-year-old girl at summer camp in California went on a canoe trip on the Russian River with her 7-year-old sister in the early 1970s. Due to shortage of life jackets, children who could swim didn't receive them. During the second leg of the river journey, their canoe hit white water and rocks, flipped over, and pinned her underneath. She likely hit her head on rocks and "woke up" trapped beneath the overturned canoe in pitch darkness. Unable to lift the canoe edge or find an air pocket, she remained remarkably calm and decided to sleep rather than panic about not breathing.
Suddenly, she experienced a rapid slideshow of her entire life, both good and bad moments, shown so quickly she could only watch without thinking about individual scenes. She felt happy and peaceful about her life review. Next, she found herself standing in the water beside the canoe with her sister clinging to her and crying, repeatedly saying "We thought you were dead!" The adult with them stood in shock, saying nothing. She felt angry about being back, wanting to return to the quiet, dark, peaceful place where there was no noise or pain. The profound after-effects lasted decades. In her 20s, she experienced precognitive visions, prophetic dreams, and electromagnetic sensitivities with lights and electronics responding to her presence. Her 30s brought severe clinical depression, dissociation, and suicidal ideation, feeling like she was watching rather than living her life. A medium later told her she had died and was sent back because it wasn't her time. After years of therapy and medication, she found stability and happiness by age 60. The experience profoundly impacted her entire life, initially manifesting as psychic abilities and electromagnetic effects, then evolving into severe depression and dissociation, ultimately resolving into acceptance and peace with life. She never feared death again, maintaining certainty about continuation beyond physical death.
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Drowning incident, pinned underwater beneath overturned canoe after hitting head
Life review experience, standing in water when previously trapped, sister's reaction
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