A Near-Death Experience Brings Unexpected Insights

Jade, a 36-year-old from Wisconsin, USA, claimed that she died from heat stroke for 3 minutes after her heart stopped beating, but doctors managed to revive her.

Jade shared her experience on social media, describing her episode of clinical death by saying "everything seemed black." According to her, in 2011, she struggled with intense heat in her hometown of Green Bay. She said in an interview with local media, "Everything happened in a matter of moments, but it felt much longer. A wave of nausea hit me like rocks," she recounted.

Jade's TikTok video went viral as she shared with her followers what she felt during those 3 minutes of clinical death. "It felt like my head was swelling and my body was shrinking," she said, adding that she collapsed on a friend's living room sofa. "Everything went black, and that was the moment I realized I was going to die."

Friends who were with her at the time called an ambulance, and Jade was rushed to the hospital. Upon arrival, she underwent resuscitation after her heart had stopped.

Jade explained that she suffers from Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome and stable tachycardia syndrome, which cause irregular and increased heart rates, often leading to tremors or fainting. She noted that the extreme heat exacerbated her usual symptoms, leading to the dangerous incident.

During the three minutes she wasn't alive, Jade claims she "saw black," and since the event, she has experienced unusual occurrences that make her believe there is life after death. "Many strange things have happened to me since the incident... I began recording and documenting what was happening at my home because I was convinced I was losing my mind. Now I believe these are signs that there is life after death," she said.