Pets are valuable and often considered part of the family. We love our animals they are part of the family and we take good care of them during their lifetime. Pets are cherished and treated with such devotion that they are enormously grieved when they die.

What if death is not the end? Or even, what comes after death? In a story that defies conventional explanation, Scott Drummond, now in his late sixties, vividly remembers a near-death experience he had at the age of 28. After a skiing accident led to a routine surgical procedure, a critical mistake in the operating room led to Drummond’s journey into the depths of the unknown. During his 20-minute encounter with death, Drummond said he witnessed a series of events, and this includes an out-of-body experience, a meeting with what he believes was a divine presence, and a surreal life review. This is his story. book outcall "What Dying Taught Me About Living"

Growing up poor, Lindsey Coleman, became determined to live a prosperous and active life, different from his upbringing. While he began a prolific career, he also faced tremendous health challenges–nearly losing one leg, then another, and having to conquer a two-year bout with cancer. Lindsey constantly flummoxed his doctors with his determination, but this saved his leg and his life more than once. Suddenly, he was plunged into a coma, having extraordinary experiences on the other side. Most doctors believed he wouldn’t make it. They gave his wife, Jennifer, the most difficult decision of her life…should she pull the plug?