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Jaz: Cliché wasn't the word I was looking for.

Shirley: Maybe not, but my experience was just like all the others that I'd read about. At first I took it all at face value. But later, as I researched near death experiences, I found that the subject's experience was often colored by aspects of their own religion and background, so I started doubting it. Finally I realized the truth. It didn't matter. Either my oxygen starved brain had manufactured the whole event, or I really had left my body and gained a glimpse of the Here-After, but whatever it really was, wasn't important. I'd found a reason for living and lost my fear of dying. How long your life is, isn't what matters, it's what you do with it.

Jaz: That's pretty inspiring.

Shirley: And the plot of three to five made-for-TV movies each year.