Mother reveals what she saw in the afterlife after years of secrecy

"The first near-death experience (NDE) took place in the mid-1980s when Prum went into early labor while pregnant with her oldest son. She suffered dangerously high blood pressure, low blood cell counts, liver problems, and endured seizures. Prum revealed that she left her body during the emergency and entered a state without pain or emotion, looking down from the hospital ceiling as doctors worked to save Prum and her baby."

"Over 20 years later, Prum and her husband were involved in a near-fatal car accident that sent her into a realm with a glowing yellow light where she existed as pure energy. Prum continues to wonder if she got a glimpse of the afterlife during the accident and said she didn't want to return to her body before being pulled back to Earth."

"Prum said her first NDE was so shocking that she never told friends what had happened in the hospital. As her blood pressure spiked, doctors shouted for Prum to be rushed into the emergency room, where surgeons were preparing to perform an emergency C-section to save her premature baby. At that point, Prum explained how she felt that she had physically left her body and was looking at herself being tended to by the hospital staff."

Deborah Prum, a Virginia wife, mother, and former Dartmouth research director, experienced two near-death events. In the mid-1980s she went into early labor with life-threatening complications including dangerously high blood pressure, low blood counts, liver problems, and seizures; she reported leaving her body and observing medical staff from above. More than 20 years later a near-fatal car crash propelled her into a realm of glowing yellow light where she felt like pure energy and did not want to return. An unknown man reportedly held her hand and stabilized her until paramedics arrived; no one else has identified that person.

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