What is the longest near death experience?

Answer 1

Reverend George Rodonaia was hit by a car in 1976, pronounced dead and left for three days in the morgue. It is the most extended case of a near-death experience ever recorded. It wasn't until the autopsy began and an incision was made in his abdomen when he felt the pain and his eyes shot wide open. He was immediately rushed to ER and survived after an extensive recovery. His 'Near Death Experience' made him believe more in God and also to enjoy nature in every aspect. He has spoken in many countries in the world regarding his experience. He is not looking for the answers as to 'Near Death Experience', because he feels one will fail in it's entirety and is more interested in other people's NDE's. He realizes that we are here to enjoy our life in a modest ways and basically not to worry about 'the little things in life.' It is noted that scientists and some doctors argue the fact that it's not a Near Death Experience, but simply the brain dying in stages, but they cannot account for the fact that medically speaking after more than six minutes of no oxygen to the brain and no heart beat the person is deemed 'clinically dead.' Some patients after being deemed 'clinically dead' for up to 9 minutes or more. They can remember what the doctors and nurses were doing to revive them; what they were saying and they can describe the experiences they had and all have had an 'out of body experience' and have looked down on their own body. There must be a great deal of credibility to this because most hospitals in the lower mainland of British Columbia have nurses taking notes of dying patients in ICU. Doctors and scientists alike are studying what happens after death and why some people do come back and can tell about their experiences and have a renewed outlook on life. Also in the mainland of British Columbia, once a person dies in the hospital their body is left in the room in which they died for one hour to be sure that their spirit has had time to leave their lifeless body. Once they are sent to the Funeral Home of the family's choice the body is kept for three days to be sure that the person is truly deceased. A great book to read is 'The Journey Home' by Phillip Berman.