Amy Purdy & her near death experience (NDE)

Little did she know, she would have a warning. 


Before Paralympic snowboarder Amy Purdy fought off the deadly bacterial meningitis, she was working as a massage therapist. Just one month earlier, she had a life changing foretelling.


Purdy had worked a busy day at the hotel. She was exhausted. Purdy had only 1 more client. As she introduced herself, she immediately felt her energy change. 'Your touch is amazing. You feel like a very intuitive person," she says. I said, 'Thank you, I kind of feel that way as well." He said, 'Have you crossed over yet to the other side?' What struck Purdy about the question wasn't the idea itself. It was the fact that the comment seemed to align with an intuition Purdy had been experiencing for years. "For the last 2 years, I'd had this feeling that something was going to happen in my life. I didn't know if it was good or bad, & every day, that feeling got stronger and stronger," Purdy explains. "When he was young, he fell down a well, drowned & died," Purdy says. "After resuscitated, he felt that his life was completely different. He felt that he went to live on a different kind of wavelength. He said, 'I feel, just by your touch, just by your presence, that if it hasn't already happened to you, that it's going to happen."


"He said, 'Just know that when this happens to you, don't be scared,'" she says. One month later, Purdy was on life support, being given a 2% chance of survival. She describes hearing her last heartbeat and dying on the operating table. Miraculously, Purdy recovered, and now shares her message of living a "LIFE BEYOND LIMITS".

Annie