Voices

The following is a true story of a near-death experience I experienced today... I will not go into details about the passing out part because it really is not important. Today I passed out from low blood sugar and while unconscious i dreamed this: I was on clouds, I was surrounded by endless mist and clouds. I had no idea how I got there, where I was before this, and no knowledge of ever falling asleep. It felt real as real gets. I was floating above endless landscape but in the clouds only, no closer. I thought, I was just living how did I get here? Am I dead? I thought I might be due to the odd circumstances and that I could not wake up from this dreamlike world. Was I ever living? What am I now? Am I still human or some sort of spirit-being? I then heard voices, "it will be alright." Who is that I asked? No answer. Then I walk around questioning what is real and what is imaginary. Then everything goes dark and I see light and a face but I cannot make it out. The person says, "stay with us, wake up, you are going to be alright." I thought, is this still imaginary or is this all real? The face goes away and I am back in the clouds. What is going on? Then I felt like I was dieing of thirst and I was soaking wet. I was cold. Then I give up thinking and just relax and it all goes dark again. The light comes back in a few minutes. Now I see flashing lights on a firetruck and 3 paramedics. Then I blink and now there is only 1. Then I close my eyes again rest. I try to figure out what had happened. I wake up and now realize I had blacked out. It takes me a couple of minutes to realize what had happened. I had low blood sugar and blacked out in my truck while backing up a trailer into the driveway. Thank God it was in park when it happened. It takes me at least an hour to remember the whole story from the little bits and pieces of memories I could remember from before I passed out. It was a very scary feeling, to be awake an active to dream state in a blink and no memory of what had happened. This is a first time for me when it comes to passing out.