What REALLY Happens When You Die: The 55-year-old man who was ‘raised from the dead’ reveals what the other side is like, and how he knew it wasn’t his time.
A 55-year-old man who was ‘raised from the dead’ claims there is ‘no light to go to’.
Kevin Hill’s heart suddenly stopped beating while he was at Derby Royal Hospital receiving treatment for calciphylaxis, a rare condition in which calcium builds up in small blood vessels in fat and skin tissue.
The Derby writer recounted how his experience of ‘dying’ and coming back to life was peaceful.
Called the ‘miracle man’ by doctors for his recovery, Hill said he entered a ‘spiritual realm’ where he watched his body deteriorate from the sidelines.
Kevin Hill’s heart stopped beating while he was at Derby Royal Hospital being treated for calciphylaxis.
He contracted the disease after being operated on in January 2022 for a problem with his heart valve
Her heart problem caused her to retain water in her legs, which caused blisters and bleeding. He lost five pints of blood, which caused him to go into cardiac arrest.
He said: ‘I was not looking down at my body, but I was separate from my body.
“It was like I was in the spirit realm: I was aware of what was happening but I had a lot of peace.”
Mr. Hill underwent heart surgery in January 2022 due to a problem with his heart valve.
This caused her to retain water in her legs after the medication and one year in hospital she lost 65kg of water weight.
After the operation, Mr. Hill developed calciphylaxis.
It can cause blood clots and painful skin ulcers, which can then lead to bleeding.
The condition occurs almost exclusively in patients with chronic kidney disease.
He said: ‘I had the disease for months. My skin was eating away at me.
“I had three days where my legs were bleeding, it just wouldn’t stop.”
He claimed that he lost five pints of blood and that his heart stopped and he was dead for a few minutes before doctors brought him back to life.
Kevin has made a nearly full recovery and is now back home with his wife, Camille Hill, 52.
Hill, from Derbyshire, said: ‘I knew I was bleeding. I knew he was serious. Staff kept going in and out to stop the bleeding.
Kevin said he was watching NHS staff from the side trying to save him.
He said: ‘I knew he had died. He was separated from my body.
‘Then I went to sleep and woke up, alive and the bleeding had stopped. I knew it was not my time to die.
‘The situation has made me refocus my priorities. When I got out of the hospital, my family environment changed drastically.
‘I have become more resilient. I know that I can recover.
Hill has made a nearly full recovery and is now back home with his wife, Camille Hill, 52.
He said: ‘I am in the final stages of recovery. In my right leg, I still have some pain, but it’s not anywhere near the level it used to be; she cried for hours.
‘My pain level used to be 100 out of 10 and now it’s down to a four.
Everyone said that she should be dead.
