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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2022 · 26 MIN

What I Saw When I Lost My Sight!

from Intuitive Journey with Desiree · host Desiree Holmes Scherini

Following a medical accident this summer (2022) I lost sight in one eye. For several days following the incident, as I lay in ICU,, I saw the most interesting visions. People in period dress as if at a 1930's speakeasy, patterns that seemed to be made of light, hanging in front of what was actually there, people walking through the room, or outside the window - who weren't there. And Marjorie, a little girl in a yellow dress who stood beside my bed, until I suggested she go "into the light". (the only character in color, all others were in black and white)  In looking up this phenomena I came across a condition called Charles Bonnet syndrome, which would explain at least some of my experience - but perhaps not all. In the recording I forget to mention, that I was eventually moved to another room, and the "hallucinations" ceased. Perhaps ICU Room number 2 had a bit of history! This podcast is also available as video on YouTube - on my show by the same name "Intuitive Journey with Desiree" - https://youtu.be/gVwQ0HHBUYY  Subscribe to my podcast and Youtube Channel to know when new episodes are added! Thank You!

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