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This kind of NDE appears to be relatively rare. Given the remarkable stories of those who have near-death experiences—and a general curiosity about the nature of death and what does (or doesn ...

Your browser does not support the <audio> element. The man who sat facing Peter Fenwick in his consulting room was lucky to be alive. A while ago, he had come into St ...

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