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Twenty-eight minutes later she returned to her body--to the amazement of her grieving family and the stunned hospital personnel.
This is her amazing account of what she saw, felt and heard on the other side of the dividing wall we call death. And it is the moving, real-life story of how God changed a young mom who had to die to learn how to live.
Anonymous
Posted September 11, 2012
I bought this hoping for an enlightening story about heaven and the afterlife. However this book did not deliver. The narrator spent 60 pages (out of 97) blathering on and on about being self centered and materialistic. She also detailed step by agonizingly detailed step of how she became deathly ill. Then she finally died (I hoped this would be where the story became interesting ). There were ONLY FOUR pages about heaven. Disappointing!!! A waste of my time and money.
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Posted March 22, 2000
This is the first book I've read of Betty Malz's and I was skeptical at first. Could someone really die and come back to life to share their experience with others. I knew I had to read it and find out for myself. I think this book tells alot about God's kingdom and what we should be doing in our lifetime... exactly what Betty did her whole life. I think if you ever wandered, this is the book for you.
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Overview
At 27 years old, Betty Malz was pronounced dead, the hospital sheet pulled over her head.
Twenty-eight minutes later she returned to her body--to the amazement of her grieving family and the stunned hospital personnel.
This is her amazing account of what she saw, felt and heard on the other side of ...