Stephanie Arnold knew she was going to die in childbirth. For months, she told everybody she knew. She sought out doctors to try to get them to be prepared to save her life. And, when she delivered by Caesarean section, her heart stopped. For 37 seconds, Stephanie was dead.In this interview, we discuss what led to Stephanie's premonition and how she advocated for herself, possibly saving her life. She tells us about what she remembers from the "Other Side" and we discuss why some people who flatline have no recollection of anything beyond this world. Stephanie came back with some very specific messages for people here from people she had not met in this life.Stephanie is also featured in the Netflix documentary: Surviving Deathfor more about Stephanie, including her book, her audiobook, and her upcoming podcast visit:ℹ️ https://www.stephaniearnold.net
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