07-01-2020, 02:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-01-2020, 02:09 AM by NightskyeB4Dawn.)
Don't throw out the possibilities of help from the other side.
In 2012 I was in a VA hospital, post surgical complications from a well known cancer center. I became septic and they were treating me with a ton of antibiotics. During the night I spiked a fever that was off the chart.
When they found me I was on the floor and no one could figure out how I got there. Both side rails were still up, my bed covers were still intact and looked like someone was still in the bed.
The thing that made it spooky was that the floor were made from slate. The same kind of stuff they use at Cold Stone Creamery, the ice cream outlet.
The doctor said it it had not been for me being on that floor, which kept my temperature lowered, that I would have likely died. The nurses said it looked like someone had picked me up from the bed and laid me on the floor.
My family said it was an angel. I ended up spending a total of five days in the ICU and 14 days in the VA hospital. They all said when I was leaving that I had experienced a miracle.
In 2012 I was in a VA hospital, post surgical complications from a well known cancer center. I became septic and they were treating me with a ton of antibiotics. During the night I spiked a fever that was off the chart.
When they found me I was on the floor and no one could figure out how I got there. Both side rails were still up, my bed covers were still intact and looked like someone was still in the bed.
The thing that made it spooky was that the floor were made from slate. The same kind of stuff they use at Cold Stone Creamery, the ice cream outlet.
The doctor said it it had not been for me being on that floor, which kept my temperature lowered, that I would have likely died. The nurses said it looked like someone had picked me up from the bed and laid me on the floor.
My family said it was an angel. I ended up spending a total of five days in the ICU and 14 days in the VA hospital. They all said when I was leaving that I had experienced a miracle.