Interesting video you should see

I have seen a lot of questions on here asking something along the lines of "If you are born blind do you see in your dreams?" Well lets take it a step further and ask if you see in your NDE's instead. I stumbled on this short documentary on people that had an NDE and one of them was blind at birth. Years later she had her NDE and claims she was able to see. This video contains multiple documentaries though but the woman's case is what I want to highlight. Now from what I know if you were born without sight then your dreams will not contain any visuals but instead smells,touch,taste would be enhanced. If you were born with all 5 senses then lost sight then your dreams will not change in terms of the senses. In this womans case she was blind from birth, never saw anything in her life then when she had the experience she could 'see'. Now what should've happen if you were following my logic is that her NDE should have been nothing but a sense of touch or maybe taste or smells but that wasn't the case.

Here is the video

and the woman of interest is on 2:10

Aww man. I posted this too soon. Sorry guys but I messed up. I realized she said "I've been blind SHORTLY after my birth" which means at one point in time she could see, even if it was just for a little while since she was just born. Dang it. Just when I thought i found something... Or maybe I did since this article is equally as interesting. And supports what I was trying to point to. I wish there would be more studies on blind people (from birth) and NDE's. It is perfectly fine and normal to see in dreams if you've been blinded later in life since the brain knows what sight is but when you are blind from birth and have an NDE and then somehow be able to see when your brain hasn't developed that particular sense yet. It makes me think that NDE's are different than dreams. And the feeling of intense love seems to be a common thing on NDE's but not dreams which is another interesting thing.