Tina, who had always been in good health, was excited about going on a hike near her home in Phoenix, Arizona, with her husband Brian, in February 2018. However, as they were heading out, Tina suddenly collapsed.
Brian told AZfamily.com that he immediately dropped down beside his wife, who had turned a grim purple. He began giving her CPR.
Unfortunately, despite Brian's best efforts to revive her, Tina suffered a cardiac arrest in February 2018 and passed away.
En route to the hospital, medics managed to revive Tina six times, resulting in her being clinically dead for a total of 27 minutes.
Following intubation at the hospital, Tina eventually awoke and requested a pen and paper to write down an ominous message for her family.
With barely legible handwriting, Tina inscribed the words 'it's real'. When questioned about the meaning behind her message, she simply nodded upwards.
'It was so real, the colors were so vibrant,' Tina told AZfamily.com.
According to Tina, she witnessed a figure she believed to be Jesus standing in front of black gates, emitting a vibrant yellow light.
Although Tina's writing may have been cryptic, she and her family firmly believe that the message is clear: Heaven is a real place.
In fact, Tina's niece, Madie Johnson, got her aunt's message tattooed on her wrist, serving as a constant reminder of her own convictions.
However, the researcher suggested that occurrences like this are not as infrequent.
According to studies, the majority of people have no memory of the period in which they were technically deceased. However, around 10 to 20 percent report experiencing visual or sensory episodes during that time.
A study conducted on nine animals revealed that scientists observed a burst of brain activity in the moments that would normally precede death. This was a surprising, almost 'hyperactive' state of the brain resembling complex thoughts.
Researchers suspect that this surge of organized brain activity, which appears to be conscious, could be the reason behind near-death visions, especially those that align with individuals' beliefs regarding the afterlife.
However, scientists have not yet definitively answered the question about the truth behind these near-death experiences.
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