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And for him was pure unconditional love. >> but you could still see your husband, and how was he reacting to the fact that you were in this coma and he thought he was losing you. >> he was very distraught. he was there by my bedside. he was holding my hand and i could feel he was willing me to come back. >> and you had a choice to make. >> i had a choice as to whether to come back or not. at first i absolutely did not want to come back, because why would i want to come back into this sick and dy...

And for him was pure unconditional love. >> but you could still see your husband, and how was he reacting to the fact that you were in this coma and he thought he was losing you? >> he was very distraught. he was there by my bedside. he was holding my hand and i could feel he was willing me to come back. >> and you had a choice to make. >> i had a choice as to whether to come back or not. at first, i absolutely did not want to come back, because why would i want to come back into this sick and d...

Co comatose she said she was given the chance to return to the l living or die. our randy kay has more. >> you could still see your husband. >> he was very distraught. he was there by my bedside and holding my hand and i could feel he was willing me to come back. and you had a choice to make. at first i did not want to come back. why would i want to come back into this sick and dying body. but then i understand why i had the answer. all the years of beating myself up feeling flawed had turned my

And now a story of second chances. a woman in the final throes of stage four lymphoma says she was given a chance to return to living or die. its one of three stories recounted in the anderson cooper special report "to heaven and back" airing tomorrow night on cnn. heres randi kaye. >> reporter: but you could still see your husband, and how was he reacting to the fact that you were in a coma and he thought he was losing you? >> he was very distraught. he was there by my bedside. he was holding m...

. well, everyone has their own vision of what heaven might be. over my shoulder, you see how the director of the film "resurrection" sees it. tomorrow anderson cooper has the story of those who say theyve seen it. a woman in the final throes of stage 4 lymphoma. her dramatic story is one of three told in the ac special report "to heaven and back." ra randi kaye has more. >> p how was your husband reacting to you being in this coma and he thought he was losing you? >> he was very distraught. he...

Have you ever heard of someone who survived a brush with death and she comes out of it talking and seeing something she could not quite explain. >> this is pretty amazing. this sunday, anderson cooper brings us the stories of three such people, including the cancer survivor who talks with cnns randy kay. >> how was he reacting you were in the coma? >> he was very distraught. he was there by my bedside. he was holding my hand. i could feel he was willing me to come back. >> you had a choice to ma...

Safety. all okay. thankful. police say the driver appeared to have suffered a seizure and veered off the road. his wife and two children were not seriously hurt. look at this video. a truck that fell into a sinkhole on chicagos south side, the only person in the vehicle was able to get out safely. police say there were two water main breaks in the area and described the area now as a complete washout. lucky there. their stories are always riveting. people who survive a brush with death who t...

He also dismissed the hero label, giving -- some people are giving him. he said it seemed like a lot of people in this position, nope, just doing my job. >> have you heard of those feces who survived a brush with death and explain something they cant quite explain, maybe its heaven. sunday, anderson cooper brings us the stories of three such people, including this cancer survivor who spoke with randi kaye. >> you could still see your husband. how was he reacting to the fact you were in this coma...

Losing you? >> he was very distraught. he was there by my bedside. he was holding my hand and i could feel he was willing me to come back. >> reporter: and you had a choice to make. >> i had a choice as to whether to come back or not. at first, i absolutely did not want to come back, because why would i want to come back into this sick and dying body? but then it was as though in the next moment i understood why i had the cancer. all the years of beating myself up, feeling flawed had turned my o...

It goes to what your bosss religion -- may not want you as an employee to -- what if your boss has an objection to cancer treatment or a vaccination for polio. in the 1970s in greenwich, connecticut a whole bunch of kids got polio, in the 1970s because they were from families who were christian science and didnt believe in vaccinations. their -- course of action as their son died and who sent a practitioner to the boys bedside to pray while he died instead of giving him the insulin shot that wou...