Doctor's Life Beyond - Zitnansky, M. J.
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After her husband's death, his wife experienced "signs" like switching off and on of lights etc., which she did not understand. She tried to get the explanation of this phenomenon by the clergy of different denominations, but she could not get any answers. She decided to do her own research with the help of books that deal with afterlife. She is writing about her ¿ ndings in her book "Doctor's Life Beyond". The book talks about what happens when people die a "clinical death" and what they talk about when they are brought back to life with the help of the modern resuscitation process. She also…mehr

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After her husband's death, his wife experienced "signs" like switching off and on of lights etc., which she did not understand. She tried to get the explanation of this phenomenon by the clergy of different denominations, but she could not get any answers. She decided to do her own research with the help of books that deal with afterlife. She is writing about her ¿ ndings in her book "Doctor's Life Beyond". The book talks about what happens when people die a "clinical death" and what they talk about when they are brought back to life with the help of the modern resuscitation process. She also explains why Darwin's Theory of evolution was not fully accepted yet. She is talking about some of the scientist's views of a designer of the word and the life on it. She is mentioning the scriptures and why we can believe in what is written in the Bible. Most people want scienti¿ c explanations, but science can't explain what people so desperately want to know, namely how life originated and why we are here.
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M. J. Zitnansky was born in Czechoslovakia and came to Canada with her husband, Frank, and their son after their homeland was invaded by Russia in 1968. Frank, a general practitioner, had his medical practice in Etobicoke, Ontario. Marie worked in his office as his secretary until his death in 2007. She has three children and five grandchildren with another on the way.