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Date Posted: 11:01:12 01/09/04 Fri
Author: Neil
Subject: Re: anesthesia past life regression?
In reply to: evestewart 's message, "anesthesia past life regression?" on 19:19:42 12/23/03 Tue

A very interesting story, yes it could well be a past life but there is one other thing that comes to mind and that is a spirit took control of him while he was druged, but I am more inclined to believe it was a past life, thanks for sharing you true story

>okay- this is a great story i was there when it
>happened- my husband went in surgery for a hernia
>operation. i am good friends with the doctor who comes
>out in the lobby after my husbands surgery, i see one
>come out screaming my god- "he's hysterical and
>speaking german, i don't know what he's saying"- so i
>stand there mute- what's going on? my doctor friend
>asks me to come inside to "calm him down he's having a
>funny reaction to the anesthesia, by the way does he
>speak german?" oh yeah right you're kidding "no he
>doesn't speak german." Okay so i walk into the mess,
>he's moving around alot for post op and he's speaking
>german, did i mention he was crying too? he wasn't
>doing to well and the nurses were trying to calm him
>down- he was disorientated- very much so - then i told
>him to calm down put my hands on him and he laid down
>but then would not speak in english and did not seem
>to understand anyone, not even me. My face calmed him
>but he was still mumbling and crying. it was horrible.
>he finally fell asleep. when he woke up an hour later
>he remembered nothing. he couldn't believe it when we
>told him. Hell yes i believe in past lives. very scary.

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