Dead for an Hour - What She Saw and Learned

DEAD FOR AN HOUR - WHAT SHE SAW AND LEARNED
Art Bell with Pam Reynolds - Feb 2002

Pam Reynolds (1956-2010) was an American singer-songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia, whose near-death experience is one of the most frequently cited in the literature. The experience seemingly occurred during a complete shutdown of her brain and body functions that had been instigated purposely to allow delicate surgery on a brain aneurysm. It included accurate views of the operating room and equipment, hyper-awareness, visions of light, and interactions with deceased relatives. Her case is regarded by many as convincing evidence of survival, since her vital signs were monitored continuously, providing certainty that she was clinically dead at the time.

Pam Reynolds (Near-Death Experience) https://psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk/articles/pam-reynolds-near-death-experience