Yea, I believe so. I am almost positive that that is possible.

It certainly is possible, my mother died, her heart stopped beating, luckily there was medical personel around. They managed to start her heart up again, she was then driven to a hospital where she had a surgery and received a pacemaker.

Bottom line: She died that day, but came back to life a few seconds later.

My mom also died having my little brother. She was revived how ever

Zombiemodzftw wrote It certainly is possible, my mother died, her heart stopped beating, luckily there was medical personel around. They managed to start her heart up again, she was then driven to a hospital where she had a surgery and received a pacemaker.

Bottom line: She died that day, but came back to life a few seconds later.

Did she see anything? Or was it just black?

ImZulu wrote Idon't know if it is or not, on the news it said it happend but i'm not to sure, it sounds abit fake to me.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation google it, aside from using common sense.

well every time a person sneeze there heart stops beating so yeah i guess thats true
... i guess thats why people say bless you when others sneeze

The football player Fabrice Muamba died and came back to life whilst he was playing. Google it if you want to.

My heart stopped from shock for minutes when I was a kid. My heart had to be massaged to start beating again. Other people could be gone for hours and come back. Even babies sometime come back in the morgue. It happens all of the time. It's what the shock paddles do as well. It's pretty weird, but very possible.

What do you think a defibrillator is for? When your heart stops beating.

I'm sorry, but what a moronic question.

Even people with the most basic knowledge of medicine and medical treatment know this is possible, not only for a second but up to 3 days in the longest recorded case.

Why do you think they have defibrillators in ambulances?

Have you never seen a re-enactment of someone flatlining in a hospital, them putting some sticky things on the persons chest then using shock paddles which regains the pulse?

My goodness.