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mapuc
02-23-22, 04:47 PM
Life may actually flash before your eyes on death - new study

A team of scientists set out to measure the brainwaves of an 87-year-old patient who had developed epilepsy. But during the neurological recording, he suffered a fatal heart attack - offering an unexpected recording of a dying brain.

It revealed that in the 30 seconds before and after, the man's brainwaves followed the same patterns as dreaming or recalling memories.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-60495730

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Platapus
02-23-22, 05:47 PM
It takes about 4 and 1/2 minutes after breathing and pulse stops for irreversible brain damage to start.

Commander Wallace
02-24-22, 08:14 AM
I'm good with all that. If my life flashes before my eyes, I just love a parade. :D

Jimbuna
02-24-22, 02:30 PM
Recall the time they switched off the ICU equipment on my father. The doctor told me to speak because that would be the last thing my father heard.

Platapus
02-24-22, 05:13 PM
Recall the time they switched off the ICU equipment on my father. The doctor told me to speak because that would be the last thing my father heard.


I can not imagine how difficult that would be. :(

Commander Wallace
02-24-22, 09:03 PM
Recall the time they switched off the ICU equipment on my father. The doctor told me to speak because that would be the last thing my father heard.


So sorry for your loss, Jim. Been there myself so I know it hurts.

Jimbuna
02-25-22, 10:52 AM
I can not imagine how difficult that would be. :(

Given thirty seconds prior notice meant no time to dwell on the matter and act quickly but boy, did it hurt shortly thereafter.

So sorry for your loss, Jim. Been there myself so I know it hurts.

They say time is a great healer but I'm not totally convinced it is.

Commander Wallace
02-25-22, 08:13 PM
They say time is a great healer but I'm not totally convinced it is.


Time heals very little. It may make things a little easier to deal with, that's all.

Admiral8Q
02-26-22, 01:42 AM
I wonder if that "30 seconds" is in the perception an actual lifetime, time wise?
As in it is perceived that way?

les green01
02-26-22, 04:08 AM
don't remember life Fashing before my eyes remember the bright light don't know if i was walking or floating up i remember the light was getting closer then heard one of the doctors said we are losing him and them nailing me with the paddles