Addendum: FCE + NDE = WNDE
Introduction What you are about to read is a new chapter in Hell Exists, But Only for the Living. The…
Fear Coma Experience (FCE) – Analysis
Fear Coma Experiences (FCEs) are fear-based conscious experiences occurring during coma or profound critical illness without documented clinical death. This category examines published case reports, historical accounts, and modern evidence supporting the distinction between Fear Coma Experiences (FCEs), Classical Near-Death Experiences (NDEs), and Welded NDEs (WNDEs).
Fear Coma Experiences Can Produce Heaven, Too
Introduction I have a very interesting case for you today, involving a woman named Jodie Oviedo and an extraordinary series…
Fear Coma Experience: A Diabetic’s 4 Days in a Coma Hell
Sam’s Story In 1985, a man named Sam DeLoach spent four days in a coma, and during that Fear Coma…
Fear Coma Experience – Call For Interviews
Did You Experience Hell in a Coma? I have identified those as a Fear Coma Experience (FCE). I Want to…
Fentanyl Overdose: A Vision of Hell and a Fear Coma Experience
For the past several weeks, I have been looking closely at accounts commonly classified as “distressing near-death experiences” and asking…
The Winner FCE Scale
A Tool for Identifying a Fear Coma Experience Introducing the Winner FCE Scale. For decades, the field of near-death studies…
Heading to Bellevue: Introducing New Frameworks for the Study of Near-Death Experiences
From August 26 through August 30, 2026, I will be attending the annual conference of the International Association for Near-Death…
Near Death Experience Evidence Is Hard to Deny
Near death experience evidence rests on verified perception, consistent reports, and distinctions between NDEs and fear coma experiences in the living.
Gerhard Schug: A Fear Coma Experience (FCE) Examined
Every so often an account comes along that is worth slowing down for. Not to attack it, and not to…