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Floating Between Hospice and Heaven: Who Was He Talking To?
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Floating Between Hospice and Heaven: Who Was He Talking To?
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Floating Between Hospice and Heaven: Who Was He Talking To?
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This true story is a must-read for believers and non-believers alike. It is about one man's spiritual journey to be with the Lord . In Floating Between Hospice and Heaven , Kate Benson gives readers a true , eyewitness account of her father's passing. With love, courage and unapologetic honesty, Kate opens her heart and tells of her father's heartbreaking, uplifting tale. From his conversations with someone on the other side to his apparent visit with Satan, his eerie psychic knowing and his final words, Bert's story reveals the truth about life after death .
At the age of 80 Bert finds his life at a fork in the road. One path leads to open-heart surgery, the other leads to spending the rest of his life in bed. Bert decides there is a third choice. He chooses to go up.
This true story is a must-read for believers and non-believers alike. It is about one man's spiritual journey to be with the Lord . In Floating Between Hospice and Heaven , Kate Benson gives readers a true , eyewitness account of her father's passing. With love, courage and unapologetic honesty, Kate opens her heart and tells of her father's heartbreaking, uplifting tale. From his conversations with someone on the other side to his apparent visit with Satan, his eerie psychic knowing and his final words, Bert's story reveals the truth about life after death .
At the age of 80 Bert finds his life at a fork in the road. One path leads to open-heart surgery, the other leads to spending the rest of his life in bed. Bert decides there is a third choice. He chooses to go up.


















