With many years of experience, Dr. Miller has shared about the moments of death of the patients he has cared for.
What happens after death? That’s what we’ve always wondered.
No one can really answer what happens after death.
Of course, no one can really answer the above question. But some are certainly more knowledgeable on the subject, the Independent reports.
BJMiller , a terminally ill physician at the University of California at San Francisco, is one such person.
In her profession, Miller spends her time caring for patients in the final stages of their lives.
Dr. Miller gives an interview about life and death.
And in an interview about life and death, Miller reveals what happens right after death.
“I’ve been around people who are dying, people who have just died, and there’s always a sense of pull ,” Miller said.
Unless you’ve been in that situation, it’s hard to understand the occurrence of clinginess, but Miller says it clearly does.
He himself was close to death in a traffic accident. However, he said the accident had made him think less about what happened after the “pull” part.
“I don’t have to know everything… It’s just a sacred and beautiful moment.”
According to Miller, there are usually no scary moments at death.
According to Miller, death is usually not a scary moment, but the feeling is actually quite normal.
“I’ve been around people who are dying. There was a time when the family would talk, and the person would die in the middle of the conversation. Everything happened so smoothly,” he said.
“It’s almost a wonderfully mundane moment. It’s just that they were here and now they’re gone. There’s a moment of truth, a moment that’s somewhat captivating and beautiful.”
Miller believes that the moment immediately after death should be respected.
“It’s a wonderful and poignant moment when you see the body as just a cover and there are no people there,” he said.
“In this moment of transition, you really connect with the continuum of life. That individual is gone, but life goes on,” Miller said.