Cavanagh, 43, from Vancouver, Canada, claims she went all the way to the other world and came back, and describes her afterlife experience.
The 43-year-old suffered two strokes in December 2021 and was rushed to hospital for emergency brain surgery.
While she was semi-conscious and unable to communicate clearly, her family and doctors believed she could not hear them as they said goodbye.
When she was airlifted to another hospital, she closed her eyes and when she opened them again, she was in another dimension.
Now, she reveals in her book where we go before we get to heaven and the surprising decision we must make when we get there.
While in the helicopter, she remembers taking one last look at the sun before closing her eyes.
Her description from heaven
Cavanagh describes: “I could see my physical body as I hovered, but I could also see my children being driven by their grandparents to the hospital. I could see my husband crying over my body.
“There was no movement towards the light, no people calling to me – I just watched everything and everyone.”
He added: “I entered what I can only describe as the ‘meeting point’ of heaven before I officially passed. There was no fear, only love.
“I looked like the best version of myself and had everyone I had ever loved who was no longer with us around me – including my childhood dogs.
“There was no who, what, why, when or where to answer anymore, I just knew everything. All around me was an incredible garden where I could actually feel the grass under my feet.
“Then, I saw all my loved ones on the right, every version of me, past, present and future on the left, and my guides stood right in front of me.
“I spoke telepathically to everyone, including my grandmother… there was such a deep-seated sense of pure comfort.”
However, Mrs. Cavanagh’s “guides” gave her a difficult decision: “If I wanted to be with my children again or stay in this place where I felt peace like I never did before.”
If she stayed, her family would suffer and have to overcome the intense grief of her death.
But if she were to return to her physical body, she would face a grueling recovery – and regret the decision.
However, she knew it was not yet her time to die. She closed her eyes and suddenly, she was back in her body.
For the next two weeks, she remained in the hospital and doctors were adamant that she would have to be cared for for the rest of her life.
However, she was talking and moving within hours with doctors calling it a miracle While an experience like Mrs Cavanagh’s may sound like something out of a science fiction film, near-death experiences and people who have ‘passed’ or gone to the “other side” and have returned employed doctors and researchers. for years.
Dr. Jeffrey Long – a cancer specialist who works in Kentucky – has studied thousands of near-death cases. His research revealed similarities between people’s different accounts of death and overturned what he originally believed to happen when someone dies.
So far it has collected more than 5,000 accounts in more than 30 languages from people of various religions and cultural backgrounds.
Through his decades of research, Dr. Long has concluded that approximately 45% of near-death experiences involve an out-of-body sensation, in which people’s consciousness is separated from their physical existence.
About three-quarters of those who experience it said they wanted to stay in the afterlife because of the immense love and joy that overwhelmed them. More than half report seeing a “heavenly” realm, and about a quarter of them are enveloped in light or fog.
Ms Cavanagh hopes her story will help people feel less afraid of death and help us realize that we are never truly alone
