I know I don't say much but don't forget about me

Do you believe in the saying, 'One day your life will flash before your eyes'? Well, I think it's a little farfetched right? Why would anyone even believe in that statement when it is also accompanied with, 'right before you die.'

What would you do if that statement is in fact, very real. However, people who do survive near-death experiences are not always very forthcoming in talking about their experiences. For one, they're quite confused as to how it is that they even managed to survive it in the first place. Talking about it is supposed to help but not when their brain is in quite a state, filled with confused thoughts and that nothing makes sense.

Would you blame those who did survive such a traumatic experience and are currently very dazed and confused and even sad about their life and anything they're saying is not making any sense right now? That and the fact that they're also a little emotionally imbalanced.

To be honest, I could hardly blame those who did survive traumatic experiences and are currently in a bit of a state. Like all incidents, these things take time to understand and generally, the recovery time would take twice, or three times, as long to process.

The only suggestion I think that is worth handing out is to give it time and be patient. So all I ask is this: lower your temper, give them the benefit of the doubt and quite assuming things.