A 55-year-old British man experienced clinical death and spoke about what he felt at that moment.
Kevin Hill, from Derbyshire, was diagnosed with calciphylaxis, a rare condition in which calcium builds up in the blood vessels of the skin and fatty tissue.
Patients with cardiac problems suffer from the disease. Hill shared that after heart surgery, blisters formed on his skin, which developed into ulcers with partial necrosis of the skin.
As the Briton put it, "the dead skin began to "eat" the living." As a result, the patient began to bleed heavily, as a result of which he lost 2.5 liters of blood. At this point, Hill experienced clinical death, reports the Daily Mail .
Kevin noted that he did not lose touch with reality and understood the gravity of his situation. The Briton realized that his heart had stopped, but he did not feel fear. Hill recalled that he saw himself as if from the outside, watching as doctors tried to revive him.
The man clarified that he did not look at his body from above, but existed separately from it.
“It was like being transported into a spiritual dimension,” the Briton tried to describe his experience.
Hill claimed that he was completely calm at that moment, and then fell asleep and woke up in his body.
After the experience, Kevin recovered, was completely cured and received the nickname "miracle man" from doctors. Hill admitted that the proximity of death helped him to look at his priorities in life differently, to become stronger and more stress-resistant.
