The 52-year-old nurse went into anaphylactic shock and have spoken to her grandmother’s soul in the bizarre experience.
A woman has recalled the bizarre moment she claims she “met God” after falling into a coma.
Penny Wittbrodt, 52, from Kentucky was rushed to the hospital in 2014 and 2016 after experiencing difficulty breathing and swallowing.news.amomama.com that after suffering from anaphylactic shock, she felt her and her grandmother’s soul was revealed to her. According to Mittbrodt, both souls told her, “Time here [on Earth] is so structured, and time there really gets away from you.”
After suffering the allergic reaction from eating shellfish, Wittbrodt claims she saw a “bright light” before being told telepathically by her grandmother’s spirit to remain calm.The 52-year-old claims to have met God.facebook.com/penny.wittbrodThe retired nurse added the experience was a sign of God and made her understand she would be “rewarded in the afterlife” for her suffering.
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