The purpose of this book is to put into autobiographical context, the account of my after death experience (ADE) from prolonged cardiac arrest, a pivotal chapter in my 92 year long life, which entailed three months in hospital in 1983. I refer to it as being "after death" rather than the usual "near death experience" (NDE), for I was in effect classified as dead, and treated accordingly.
By recounting my life prior to the occurrence, including 37 years RAF service (1934-1971), will let the reader know to whom it happened.
Then to summarize subsequent years of my retirement in Farnborough, Hampshire, leading up to the cataphatic consequence of the ADE in the concluding chapter.
By recounting my life prior to the occurrence, including 37 years RAF service (1934-1971), will let the reader know to whom it happened.
Then to summarize subsequent years of my retirement in Farnborough, Hampshire, leading up to the cataphatic consequence of the ADE in the concluding chapter.
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