Melvin L. Morse

There's I remember a story.

told by Dr. Melvin Morse that there was a woman who was going to have a heart transplant.

She had a big family.

And all of them went to the hospital except for one son-in-law who just didn't like hospitals, wasn't going to go.

When a child experiences the other side, they just tell you exactly what they saw, and when they do it with a completely straight face and brutal honesty, sometimes it's wonderfully funny.

Dr. Melvin Morse and Dr. PMH Atwater are two of the greatest pioneers when it comes to researching pediatric near-death experiences.

Dr. Morse was actually a highly skeptical pediatrician who changed his entire worldview after resuscitating young patients who perfectly described what was happening while they were clinically dead.

Children who described the tunnel they went through as being inside a giant noodle filled with rainbows, or the doctors they saw on the other side that they described as friendly giants glowing from the bright lights within them.