What Dr. Morales enjoys most is being a family physician. About two and a half years ago, after a nap, he suffered a cardiac arrest. During this event he enjoyed a bright place, felt an indescribable well-being and met an old friend, whom he was surprised to see in his “best moment”. Let’s learn more about how this Doctor approached his NDE and why what he tells is disconcerting.
Testimonials: Dr. Jose Morales
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