Angie Fenimore’s NDE After Suicide

All of us have had unexpected and sometimes even weird experiences. Thousands of written reports of afterlife experiences by returnees illustrate that few of us are prepared for the highly unusual events and circumstances that we find after death. This finding most things to be weird in the afterlife is unnecessary as around 350 million adults have returned, plus many children, and written accounts abound. We need to familiarise ourselves of what the afterlife is like.

Suicides generally are not expecting what they find after death, and Angie Fenimore provides us with just one of these accounts.

I quote Angie in my book pictured above, with her permission. Why have I chosen her account amongst many possible ones? because her life after her return has involved her saving others that she can from committing suicide! Her sincerity is displayed by how she is living her life after her death and return. Her full experiences are best accessed by reading her excellent book “Beyond the Darkness”.

Angie’s Background

Her mother left home when Angie was just 9 years old. She had to care for the family — cook, clean and provide mothering for her little sister as best she could. Her father was an alcoholic who was lost in his own despair and ill-equipped to care for two little girls. Worse still, as time went by, she…