Archive · 8 Jun 2025
Spanish Woman's Near-Death Experience: A Glimpse into Afterlife
Tessa, a woman from Spain, had her heart stop for 24 minutes.
During this time, she felt like she went to a peaceful, happy place.
She felt like she was floating and watching herself.
She said it wasn't a dream, but a real experience.
She now believes death isn't scary but a new beginning, and that we are never alone.
After the experience, she felt better, and now appreciates every day.
Tessa Romero, a 50-year-old journalist, was clinically dead for 24 minutes in Spain.
Romero described an experience in a realm free from pain and time during the event.
She reported feeling alive and floating above her body during the near-death experience.
Romero attributes her improved emotional and physical health to the experience.
She now believes death is a transition and emphasizes the value of each day.
- Who
- Tessa Romero, a 50-year-old journalist.
- What
- A near-death experience lasting 24 minutes.
- When
- After dropping off her daughters at school.
- Where
- Andalusia, Spain
- Why
- Her physical breakdown was possibly linked to repressed emotional trauma.
Skeptics
Believers
Afterlife
Skeptics
Death is the cessation of all life and experience.
Believers
Death leads to a meaningful and serene existence.
- Name
- Tessa Romero
- Age
- 50
- Profession
- Sociologist, Journalist
- Location
- Andalusia, Spain
- Event
- Near-Death Experience
- Time 'Dead'
- 24 minutes
