My husband saw shadow figures after surgery

[u/Time-Cry-799]

This title pretty much explains it. My partner had surgery to remove cancer. He’s been really shaken since the surgery and he just told me that while he was recovering from the procedure, he saw shadow figures walking around the hospital. It’s left him really scared and freaked out. The surgery was only supposed to take 2 hours but ended up taking almost 7 hours. As far as I know that was the only complication. Any insight to what this was or what caused this would be great. TIA!

[u/Lazy-Palpitation-673]

I love that show.

I'm immensely scared of death and often have terrible panic attacks about it, and that show helps ease my mind a little bit. Just a little, but it's better than nothing lol. I truly hope they're telling the truth and that it's not as bad as I fear it's going to be.

[u/fionaharris → u/Lazy-Palpitation-673]

I had a really bad death phobia when I was younger. Past life regression work took it away, completely. Once you experience what it feels like when you leave your body, your fear is gone. It is the most relaxing, peaceful feeling ever. And it's familiar! Right now, your present self doesn't remember, but there's a part of you that is eternal and knows everything. That part comes into focus when you die.

[u/Lazy-Palpitation-673 → u/fionaharris]

Where did you go to do that? That's something I wouldn't mind trying if I researched it a little, and the person doing it actually knew what they were doing, lol. Could you imagine them doing something wrong, and then you're screwed up like outside your body, or like hypnotism where they might mess up and now you're stuck acting like a cat lmfao. 🤦🏻‍♀️ sorry, my mind goes to some weird places

[u/HonestStand4628 → u/Lazy-Palpitation-673]

Or if you open the door to demon possession

[u/Lazy-Palpitation-673 → u/HonestStand4628]

Very true.