Near Death Experience: She Was Drugged, Stopped Breathing, and Met Jesus | Debra Henson
September 26, 2025
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as posted by the channelNEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE: What began as a simple moment—sharing cake and a Coca-Cola with a friend—turned into a life-changing encounter with eternity. Debra Hanson was unknowingly drugged, leaving her unconscious for two days and three nights. The drug later triggered severe asthma attacks, and months later, Debra stopped breathing and died.
In this extraordinary near-death experience, Debra recalls:
⚖️ Walking a fence with hell on one side and heaven on the other
✨ Seeing the light of Jesus, yet feeling unworthy in His presence
🙏 Her mother boldly declaring, “Rise up and walk out of this room!” as she battled for her life
Join Randy Kay and Debra as she shares her raw and powerful testimony of God’s mercy, deliverance, and the reality of heaven and hell.
👉 Watch now and be encouraged: No matter how dark the situation, Jesus offers new life and hope.
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