What ever happened to humility, peace to your fellow human, love, family, warmth we have lost all of it, this is the South Africa. I remember and love!
@Madamlionesss@Madamlionesss please get your facts straight and where the source of the news comes from here is the latest post kindly correct this one
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@KasiboySA@KasiboySA My brother please get your facts straight and where the source of the news comes from here is the latest post kindly correct this one
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@lindz_malindz My sister, I know they say a man is a provider but just becoz the sun is shining on you and you are providing doesn't mean that his situation won't change, unless his lazy and not willing to better himself then you can decide to leave and not for another man but for your sanity
@Sigujana_ZA The amount of drug abuse in South Africa is scary, now our parents hearts a shattered, people like Ladgac are loaded with requests because of bad friend selection
In February 2018, Tina Hines suddenly went into cardiac arrest and collapsed in her driveway.
Her husband, Brian, and a neighbor performed CPR and revived her twice.
Despite this, her condition worsened, and she was clinically dead for a total of 27 minutes, during which paramedics revived her several times.
At the hospital, doctors used a defibrillator to revive her for the sixth time.
Despite the ordeal, Tina was unafraid and described her experience as extraordinary.
When she regained consciousness, she asked for a pen and paper and wrote, "It's real."
Tina later claimed she saw Jesus during her near-death experience, standing with his arms outstretched in a vivid, glowing yellow light.
She described the experience as unbelievably peaceful and restful.
A day later, her vital signs normalized, and she made a full recovery, leaving the hospital four days later.