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Seoulmate huge hug and love to you! I read your post to my mother and she burst into tears it touched her deeply as it had me. Happy knowing that your mother is now free and beyond the struggle. kiss

Wal. Your son is so lucky. Two years ago I had the same thing happen to me, very unusual for someone my age. It usually strikes teen-agers. I was basically dead for a minute and it came completely out of the blue. Luckily, I'm in NYC and had incredible doctors. My heart was healthy as well, but I had an electric problem causing the arrhythmia. I had an ablation that basically cured the problem and I have been fine since, but my doctors said it's unusual for anyone to survive it, so that nurse's quick actions were definitely life saving.

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adamated, that was so scary! I am glad you are okay now.

The experience was so surreal, when the principal called me at home, I didn't think of anything's serious, since he was such a healthy, normal 16-year-old. The school surveillant camera captured the whole thing on a tape, I haven't seen it but the doctors saw it and it helped them to determine that he wasn't having a seizure or asthmatic attacks like they were first told. It helped them identified the probable cause and changed the course of treatments immediately.

momtomany, my son still doesn't remember anything that was going on between the time he collapsed and five days later when he snapped out of it, but I am worried about his psychological impact from this trauma. Also, he wants to see the tape, is it a good idea?

In a sense I was lucky for not being there when it happened. His teachers, classmates, and the hero nurse are all very devastated. I can't imagine how scary it must be watching the real life trauma.

He is so very lucky, if it happened somewhere else, I think the outcome would have been different.

Seoulmate, My mom also waited until all five of her children could be with her before she passed. We had a reunion of sorts because she was up and in her wheelchair, fully coherent until all my siblings left. In one week, she lapsed and passed. Moms know. Before she left, she began telling me stories of people who were coming to see her, of silver strands connecting from her to somewhere else. She shared all of her visions with me. I never judged them..they were true for her and, thus, for me also.

When my husband's mother went to hospice, she had a lovely room overlooking a golf course. It was a hospice donated by a wealthy family to anyone needing care. One afternoon, I stood by holding her hand and I heard a harp playing. It was one of the most surreal experiences. I felt angel wings. Came to be that a volunteer WAS playing the harp in the hallway..she only visited once a week. That night mom passed.

I tell you these separate stories only as a sharing of the peace I felt during each of these experiences. I am not a religious person, but a deeply spiritual one. I saw a tad between the veils because these beautiful women asked me to look.

I wish you and your family peace also at this time. We all grieve or process in our own way. The generosity of spirit of my mothers helped me in my journey of exploring death and dying. They live on always in my heart. I send you love.

Seoulmate, my deep sympathy on the loss of your mother.

CONGRATS, amw!!! It is SO good to hear happy news today!
To love one's job is a gift indeed and it sounds like your future is bright!!