A woman who experienced two near-death episodes has shared her visions of an afterlife, claiming they have completely removed her fear of dying. Deborah Prum, who 'died' twice, described feeling profound peace and a sense of home during her experiences.
Her first near-death experience occurred while giving birth to her son four weeks prematurely. She recalled an out-of-body sensation, saying: 'All of a sudden, the essence of my being was in the corner of a room, looking down at everything.' The episode was brief, and her son was born healthy despite initial concerns.
A decade later, Prum and her husband were involved in a car crash. She described being enveloped in a yellow glow: 'I’m completely surrounded by this yellow glow... I felt this most profound peace and almost like a quiet joy... It felt timeless.' She remained unconscious for three to four minutes and admitted she did not want to return, feeling 'more at home' in that space.
After the crash, Prum believed a young man helped her out of the car, though her husband insists no such person was present. These experiences have made her more spiritual and less fearful of death. She said: 'One of my biggest fears is that I’ll die alone... but this experience took the edge off this fear.'
Prum now rarely procrastinates, as her near-death experiences have highlighted the fragility of life. She added: 'I am never completely convinced that I will be given the gift of another tomorrow.'
