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My cousin died 2 years ago when he was shot in the chest. He died on his way to the hospital. They pronounce him dead at 3:25am and I remember it like it was yesterday.
He was dead for like 5 minutes, but when they arrived at the hospital he came back and the doctors and paramedics couldn’t believe it.
After he got better we went to visit him, and then he said “I need to talk to everyone,” and then that’s when he told us that he went to hell. He said it was pitch dark that he couldn’t see anything and he was afraid not because he was in hell but he couldn’t see and he said he heard screams and heard someone calling his name so he prayed that he could see and be removed from the darkness, so then he saw this light and he went to it.
He said he heard a man voice telling him he needed to get on the good path and he said I will and then he was going backwards and ended up back here.
We couldn’t believe it that he was crying, and I say this now, he’s out of the gang and he’s living by God’s words. True story!
Here is a new video just in time to wish you and yours a wonderful Valentines Day.
I just take this opportunity and reason to celebrate love, though the romantic kind is just one sweet aspect of Love that many unfortunately place too much emphasis on, but that’s OK, it’s all part of our journey, and it’s wonderful to make it sweet and enjoyable.
Mittens lived outside the first 14 years of her life because she belonged to a neighbor. She would climb our chain-link fence putting her paws in the links, using them as a ladder to the top, and then walk along the top of the fence before jumping into our yard.
When the neighbors moved away leaving Mittens behind we took her inside our home to live with us. She didn’t like other cats so we gave her a room by herself. She was loved very much by all our family.
After achieving her 19th birthday she went to live in the spirit world. She lived a good, full life, and shared much love with our family. We will miss her, but we know she is in a good place waiting, until the time comes for us to be together again.
