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Dr Robert Crookall - More Astral projections

Case No. 336 - F.W. Talbot, of lpswich, sent the following (in lin., Oct. 4, 1960):

I was taken ill in the winter of 1947 with pneumonia and was taken to hospital. I could hardly breathe and asked for something to help me to sleep. Then it happened.

The ward turned into a beautiful garden with masses of flowers. The next moment I was suspended in mid-air, horizontal, and looking down at my body on the bed. I could see myself lying in bed quite clearly. I watched an attendant go to my body, lift my arm and plunge in a needle. This was extremely interesting; I was suspended over his head and my feeling was that of detached curiosity.

I knew nothing more until morning, when I heard that I had not been expected to last the night. I told my wife my story. I think she thought it was imagination-and always thought so until she read your article this week!