God Showed Me My Children's Future": Woman's Bizarre Claim After Claiming to Have Died Twice

New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): Coming back from the dead—a phenomenon that seems only a movie story—is also common in real life. Recently, a similar claim by 64-year-old Peggy Robinson made headlines. Peggy says she died twice, but prayed for her children and was brought back to life.

According to Peggy, her first near-death experience occurred when she was just five years old. She says she experienced a strange feeling between her "soul" and her body, and for a moment, she felt as if she were dead—but then, after a while, she came back to life.

The second, more sensitive experience Peggy recounted occurred during a complicated pregnancy at age 25. She said that during that experience, her spirit separated from her body and was transported to a bright, white room where she found herself directly in front of God. Peggy says God told her "it's time to go," but she refused, saying she couldn't leave her children alone.

The Children's Future and a Miraculous Return

Peggy says she told God, "I'm not going, I have to raise my children." Afterward, she says, God showed her her children's future, which included a painful moment. Peggy further explains that she fell at God's feet, crying, and ultimately decided to stay. Immediately, her spirit returned to her body, and she woke up in a hospital bed. At that time, Peggy was pregnant with twins, but she had suffered severe hemorrhage during childbirth, and doctors gave her little hope of survival. The family was called to say goodbye, but according to Peggy, God's miracle happened. Although she lost both her children, she herself survived.

Peggy says that God gives people memories so that they can learn from them and understand that no one is truly alone. She believes that such experiences transform a person and allow them to see life from a new perspective. This claim has received mixed reactions on social media, with some users calling it a miracle, while others have categorized it as a near-death experience and demanded a scientific explanation.