My Dreams During an Induced Coma.

[Lifebringer]

When I died, I was on the ceiling in the upper right corner, peering down at my body, and "it was like, oooo, you do float out the body!" when they zapped me with the peddles I was sucked back in. Not sucked exactly, more like a see yourself enter, and then your there, feeling the body's pain or relief after the procedure.

[BrianEn]

Posted by Lifebringer (here)
When I died, I was on the ceiling in the upper right corner, peering down at my body, and "it was like, oooo, you do float out the body!" when they zapped me with the peddles I was sucked back in. Not sucked exactly, more like a see yourself enter, and then your there, feeling the body's pain or relief after the procedure.

I have no memory of my dying. I have an inkling I may have been out of my body before that happened due to the amount of pain that I was told I was in.

[Inversion]

This woman recalls giving birth to triplets while in a coma. When she woke, she found out she was never pregnant and never had children. She claims to have experienced the birth pains and one of the babies died soon after.

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Clélia Verdier has vivid memories of giving birth to triplets. She remembers the agonizing pain of labor, the joy of holding her daughters for the first time and the devastation when one died soon after.

The only catch? She was never pregnant, never went into labor and never became a mom. In reality, she was in a medically-induced coma in a hospital the entire time.

Verdier isn't the first to dream up a whole life for themselves while in a coma, only to wake up and discover that none of it was real.

But for Verdier, 19, from Lyon, France, it was especially complicated to come to grips with the realization that the babies she felt like she had given birth to never even existed.

She explained to the Daily Mail that she 'made a serious suicide attempt by taking a large amount of medication' in June 2025, and was placed into a medically-induced coma for three weeks.

She remembers having 'extremely intense' dreams and nightmares during the coma, but because she was 'not aware that she was in a coma' at the time, they 'became her reality.'

One dream, in particular, has stuck with her: the one in which she became a mother.

She explained that it seemed so real and she could feel both physical and emotional pain throughout the hallucination.

'I could feel so many things. When I dreamed about giving birth, I felt the stress. I also felt a lot of pain,' she recalled.

'In this dream, I gave birth to triplets, which I named Mila, Miles, and Maïlée. Maïlée died shortly after birth. I felt so awful - overwhelmed with sadness and guilt.'

Verdier even remembers the first 'skin-to-skin contact' that she had with her babies.

'It was incredible. I felt an overwhelming wave of love,' she added.

While she was only in the coma for three weeks, she said the realistic dream spanned across seven years, which meant she got to watch her daughters grow up.

She said each of her daughters had distinct personalities: one was 'quite shy' and the other was a 'bundle of energy.'

'I remember walks, meals we shared and bedtime stories,' she added.

She 'loved them with all her heart,' and when she was finally awoken from the coma, the first thing she did was ask the medical staff where her children were.

[CurEus]

Perhaps she was experiencing herself and her life in an alternate reality or timeline...maybe it is an ancestral memory. All just as feasible as the unconscious mind producing a life of sorts through very lucid dreams or that version of herself being pulled out of her "true reality" and placed into ours...that would be pretty bleak!

[Inversion]

Posted by CurEus (here)
Perhaps she was experiencing herself and her life in an alternate reality or timeline...maybe it is an ancestral memory. All just as feasible as the unconscious mind producing a life of sorts through very lucid dreams or that version of herself being pulled out of her "true reality" and placed into ours...that would be pretty bleak!

Maybe it's a preprogrammed reaction to keep the mind and body going. When MMA fighters get choked out, they'll later say something like they thought they were at Disneyland during the blackout. David Wilcock told a story that he was falling and, on his way down he lived an entirely other life with a family that ended when he hit the ground. Tony Rodrigues claims if someone violates the 20 & Back protocols, they'll pull them out of their body and make them live a miserable existence for a thousand years.