In September 2019, during a routine check-up with her cardiologist, Charlotte Holmes’ blood pressure suddenly spiked to a concerning 234/134. The doctors informed her that she was experiencing either a heart attack or another stroke.
Her husband, Danny, watched helplessly as medical staff admitted her to the hospital and worked to stabilize her condition.
He shared with The 700 Club about the moment he feared he was losing his wife: “They called this code right away, and everyone rushed in.”
“They just started working on her, and I thought well; I’m wondering if I’m even going to be able to bring her home.”
As her condition deteriorated, Charlotte began describing things she could see, like flowers. However, when he glanced around the room and saw none, a startling realization struck him.
“That’s when I knew she was not in this world,” he said.
Charlotte’s heart stopped beating, leaving her clinically dead for eleven minutes, during which she claims to have experienced an out-of-body encounter, watching doctors and medical staff work to bring her back to life from above.
“I could smell the most beautiful flowers I’ve ever smelled, and then I heard music,” she remembered. “When I opened my eyes, I knew where I was. I knew I was in heaven.”
The Wichita, Kansas mother described her surroundings as pure “beauty” in every sense, with everything moving gracefully in harmony with the music she heard.
“I can’t convey to you what heaven looked like, because it’s so above what we can even imagine, a million times,” Charlotte said. She then shared how a group of angels guided her further into the afterlife.
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