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Q: Near Death Personality Change

asked by: SSmith474 on April 13th, 2006

New User

I was in an accident in jamaica where I was pulled out of the vehicle with no heartbeat. I was brought back and since have been told by not just family and friends but different people that I am different. Is there any studies or cases of near death experiences causes personality change? Is this possible?

Thank you

Replies(2)

tony3595

replied on April 13th, 2006

Experienced User

I would be interested in this also. Did they describe what the noticable changes were?

svatos19

replied on April 18th, 2006

New User

I was just watchin a video on depression and other mental problems in my psych class today and yes trauma such as that I believe can cause personality changes. Best bet would to talk to a doctor then they would probably send you somewhere that can help you

althought I dont know what ur personality chanegs were, I am pretty sure trauma such as that can cause changes

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