My question regards the following points:
(i) I would like to follow any research project engaged in:
the possible mutation of brain-neurons of those who failed to be resuscitated. The reasons are the following:
(a) because from NDE (Near Death Experience) there are so much 'tales' about communications with other dead persons.
(b) Could these (linguistic) communications be traced in the brain-neurons? I am furiously interested in these things, and will at least follow, if there is any research project.
Thanks for your answers! Marc.
If your doctor signed you as DNR then the staff is not allowed to resuscitate you regardless of your brain-neurons' status:
Dear Beatrice (and other readers),
My question of a day ago is already answered by reading the pdf sent to me (also a day ago). It is an acronym of Do Not Resuscitate. It has been for me a nearly desperate looking for a needle in the rainforest of acronyms in the Anglophone science. Please, let everyone sprinkle more acronyms in this rainforest, instead of more logical shorthands!
Thank you, Beatrice, for the pdf. Marc.
Dear Beatrice,
After reading your pdf, the reasons (a) and (b) of my question have been not answered by you and dr. Lutzen. Why?
Wishing you and other readers the season's greetings and the best for 2019! Marc.
This is a very interesting question
I have some work done in my research on the CPR and post resuscitation neurological status
So this kind of research is very important to know what is not told already.
Dear Saumy,
Thanks for your nice question. Please send me (if possible) your research on the CPR (what does it stand for?). Thanks again. Marc.
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