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Facing the Elephants: a Woman's Journey Through Life, Death, and Finding Spiritual Connection with Family of Elephants
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Facing the Elephants: a Woman's Journey Through Life, Death, and Finding Spiritual Connection with Family of Elephants
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Excerpt from Prologue:
"Wake up," she said, slapping my cheek a little. "Who is here with you?"
"No one is here with me right now," I said.
I don't remember if I asked why they wanted to know, but the nurse said, "We are prepping the O.R. right now for surgery. Your abdomen is full of blood."
"I'm tired and I want to go to sleep."
The nurse looked at me intently. "You're not tired. You're dying.
"She was right. I died that night. Not once, but three times. However, those deaths are not the end of my story. Little did I know then, death can be just the beginning.
"Wake up," she said, slapping my cheek a little. "Who is here with you?"
"No one is here with me right now," I said.
I don't remember if I asked why they wanted to know, but the nurse said, "We are prepping the O.R. right now for surgery. Your abdomen is full of blood."
"I'm tired and I want to go to sleep."
The nurse looked at me intently. "You're not tired. You're dying.
"She was right. I died that night. Not once, but three times. However, those deaths are not the end of my story. Little did I know then, death can be just the beginning.