Kilpikonna, thank you for taking the time to reply.
Regarding lucidity, he experiences both, lucid and non-lucid. I am not saying he is dying, however, he thinks they are coming to tell him so, as a matter of fact, one spirit asked him for his phone number he said, about a week ago and told him he will be calling him. I've asked him to try and get as much from them as possible by asking questions, but honestly, I do think he is afraid.
Last year I went to talk to a psychologist who is very interested in dream interpretations and he would not come to the sessions with me. He said he did not need it.
Another experience he had was after telling me about a dream, he was told that they would not tell him anything anymore because he told me.
I am happy that others confirm what I say and that it's not linked to death, however, I did reach out to a psychic one day out of desperation and she asked if any family members are visiting. She said that it's when family visits that death is usually near.
Unfortunately, as I've mentioned he's had the open heart and is naturally frightened, but to compound that, he is diabetic and also had an encounter with prostate cancer (thankfully stage 1) about a year ago. It's just been one thing after another with him. He is only 55 years old.
Karen, thank you again. I too suspected he had visited the other side but my husband seems to dismiss these things. Why and how, I don't understand with all that's been happening. He feels this is all linked to the anesthesia and meds, however, doesn't really discount the reality of what he is experiencing because he does forewarn me.
It's just said for the kids and myself to see him with a dark cloud looming overhead (please don't suggest anti-depressants, he won't hear of it). I will reach out to you either later today or tomorrow at the latest. Thanks.
p.s. I took a peek at your blog, very interesting.
Oh, Gab, I never said I don't believe, I do believe in life hereafter, my husband doesn't. And I hate to admit it, but I am troubled yet fascinated by his dreams at the same time, if that makes any sense at all to you. "Once we're dead, we're dead" is his usual response.
 Originally Posted by gab
I agree with Karens great post. I understand, this is a frightening experience for you, especially, since you didn't ask for it. But if you just a little bit believe, that there is life 'after' and the souls live in the heavens/astral plains waiting to be born again, it could be comforting to be able to communicate with them.
Good luck to you 
Oh, Gab, I never said I don't believe, I do believe in life hereafter, my husband doesn't. And I hate to admit it, but I am troubled yet fascinated by his dreams at the same time, if that makes any sense at all to you. "Once we're dead, we're dead" is his usual response.
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