Can you describe your near-death experiences and the profound impact they had on your perspective and understanding of life and death?

I’ve had two near-death experiences, and I’ll start by sharing the first one since it set the stage for the most profound one. It happened while I was waiting for a heart transplant in Chicago. Let me begin by explaining how it all unfolded.
I had undergone a minor surgery in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to remove some bone spurs from my neck. After returning to North Carolina, four days later, something unexpected happened. It was around 11:30 at night when, according to my transplant team’s theory, a piece of plaque broke off or a blood clot formed. This blockage ended up in my widow maker artery, causing a massive heart attack.

I had passed out in my bed due to the excruciating pain, so I have no recollection of what took place. At that time, my daughter Maria, who has Rett syndrome, a severe neurological disorder, was 20 years old. Given her condition, my wife thought she might be having a seizure. She hurried down the hall to check on Maria, but to her surprise, Maria was fine. When she turned on the light in the room, she saw me thrashing around on the bed like a fish out of water.
Confused and alarmed, she immediately called an ambulance, and I was rushed to the hospital, just three miles away. The medical professionals quickly realized that I was experiencing a massive heart attack. They administered blood thinners and other medications to stabilize me. The nurse and my wife were in the room, and the nurse reassured her, saying, “He’s fine now. We have called the cardiologist. He’s on his way.”

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