Barbara Brotman reports:
Maggie Callanan has witnessed more than 2,000 deaths. In 27 years as a hospice nurse, the Massachusetts-based author and speaker cared for people of all ages and widely divergent backgrounds as they reached the end of their lives.
But if they spoke as they neared death, it was often in nearly identical terms.
They said they could see family members who had died. They said their loved ones were waiting for them, or telling them it wasn't time yet.
They had to get their bags together for a trip. They had someplace important to go. They had to go home....
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When dying people do make such comments, some experts on the end of life attribute them to confusion caused by the changes in brain chemistry that accompany death....(But) ?Callanan believes such patients are getting a glimpse of life after death.
An untestable belief, I'd say, and almost certainly wishful thinking.?
From the Skeptic's Dictionary:
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