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**Dick** · December 5th 06, 09:00 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc

On Mon, 4 Dec 2006 14:20:34 -0500, (Papa Red) wrote:

If and when the pains get too great, your body too tired, and you're at
that place where things get to be just too much, close your eyes and
drift to the other side without fear or apprehension. In 1970 I had a
deadly form of Break-bone Fever, aka, Dengue Fever, and died for a short
time. And from what I experienced then, and from what others have
experienced whom I talked to, there is nothing to fear, except perhaps
of coming back to this place and time. Pax Vobiscum,...~Dean.

Another group, I referred to "cuddly death." I drove a car over a 75
foot embankment, as I saw tree tops ahead, my only thought: "Well,
this it. I wonder what's next." I blanked out, no white tunnels,
well I wasn't dead, just expecting it.

I worked with a woman who had died. She had a dread of dying, but
after her journey, she found she was no longer afraid.

dick