i was once visited by 2 saints i was praying to while i was sick n i was asking them to help me , n when i was healed with a miracle as the doctor said " u were survived in this operation by a miracle , how did u wait all this , go n thank god " , they visited me this night after the operation n asked me if i am OK now ?
that was a great experience .
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I doubt a doctor would have told you to thank God. He would have said, your survival was miraculous, but then again even atheist doctors would say that.
who k quoted the doctor as saying " u were survived in this operation by a miracle , how did u wait all this , go n thank god "
The hallucination was probably a reaction to the anesthesia. Maybe you stopped breathing for about 20 minutes and suffered brain damage...that's why they said it was a miracle you survived.
So? In college, I once had a severe flu with a high fever and was visited by THE Doctor (of Dr. Who , the Tom Baker incarnation) as well as Dr. McCoy and Mr. Spock, who were consulting with each other and with me about my illness and how best to treat it. Even as I answered their questions and listened to their deliberations, I knew it was only a hallucination (albeit a really cool one).
I was once visited by an angel and told me that I was going to win the lottery(it´s not true, but, what´s the problem?, seems that everybody can make up stories)
"the doctor said ' u were survived in this operation by a miracle , how did u wait all this , go n thank god '"I would not trust any doctor who spoke like that. Are you sure you weren't treated by hillbilly Clem? How many teeth did your "doctor" have?
David D.G., I'm dying to know which Doctor Who it was. Tom Baker?
Shell: Ah, heck, I should have specified; I'll modify the post to reflect that. Yes, as a matter of fact, it was Tom Baker; he was the one I experienced first, and of course the longest (heck, at that time, still the ONLY one that I had seen). It was one of the very few times that I got a genuinely enjoyable side effect from being in excruciating discomfort.
"i was once visited by 2 saints"
I'm pretty sure "Bedside Manner 101" teaches doctors not to tell patients that they should "thank god."
Shell: Thank you! It's my only hallucination to date, so I guess I've gotten lucky.
Can't you buy tickets for the Saints? They play 8 games in New Orleans and 8 games on the road. I've seen the Saints on TV and can every week with the NFL package. Oh, wait, that's not what they're talking about? *sarcasam*
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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