Chronicles of Han: Living a Multidimensional Life
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Caught up in a cooking oil explosion, she twice went into cardiac arrest, slipping away to the other side, to be returned for the greater good of mankind. Living a Multidimensional Life is the autobiography of author, H Gibson relating her NDE, Life Review, recovery and aftermath of sustaining 3rd degree burns to 35% of her body.
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