During 3 Week Coma; Woman Visits Different Realms And Dimensions (NDE)

Christine Quali was a 24-year-old recent college graduate when she experienced her near-death event. She suffered from severe illness starting as flu-like symptoms, which turned out to be necrotizing fasciitis, a flesh-eating bacteria infection. This led to septic shock, a collapsed lung, and a medically induced coma for three and a half weeks, with only a 1% chance of survival. During the coma, Christine floated on water while hearing beautiful music, feeling like she waited for an eternity. She also endured a disturbing dream that mirrored her physical pain and torture. In another dream, she lived a full life as an Asian woman in her 40s on a ship of sex slaves, where she served as an overseer but hated her role. She locked eyes with another woman, her sister, sparking empathy and hope. They then secretly helped women escape, bringing liberation and joy. After waking, Christine developed PTSD and struggled with peers' understanding. She gained heightened intuition, frequent precognitive dreams, and deep empathy, making daily life challenging. This led her to become a licensed professional counselor, explore spirituality, time, and healing, and follow an indigenous path of connection with self, Creator, and nature. She now warns about spiritual pitfalls like ego inflation and urges critical thinking in spiritual pursuits.