(2024-02-04, 10:46 AM)Max_B Wrote: [ -> ]from around 6:30 in the video Vicky describes her OBE, where she says she was up above the street, and then going in-and-out of her mouth at the scene of the car accident. Later at Harbour View Hospital she says she experienced being completely out of her body - up on the ceiling.
That's fantastic information! Because we all know the sorts of things that medically trained first responders do when someone is on the ground, unresponsive, and may not be breathing.
Interesting...though I am not sure intubation on scene would be performed in a manner equivalent to going in-and-out in the way described...
(2024-02-04, 10:46 AM)Max_B Wrote: [ -> ]from around 6:30 in the video Vicky describes her OBE, where she says she was up above the street, and then going in-and-out of her mouth at the scene of the car accident. Later at Harbour View Hospital she says she experienced being completely out of her body - up on the ceiling.
That's fantastic information! Because we all know the sorts of things that medically trained first responders do when someone is on the ground, unresponsive, and may not be breathing.
Mouth to mouth is well known and therefore easy to invent or imagine but I can't imagine why on earth
she would be going in and out of her mouth if she were literally outside of her body.
(2024-02-04, 05:39 PM)Sciborg_S_Patel Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting...though I am not sure intubation on scene would be performed in a manner equivalent to going in-and-out in the way described...
You don't think thoughts of 'air going in-and-out' of the mouth of an unconscious, unresponsive car accident victim lying on the ground, might be a focus of a third parties awareness ?