By Dr. Danny Penman
Source: The Daily Mail
Doctor Penny Sartori was barely halfway through her night shift at Morriston Hospital in Swansea when one of her patients began behaving in a most peculiar way.
Through the maze of equipment keeping Peter Holland alive, Dr Sartori could see him slowly regaining consciousness and becoming increasingly alert. Peter was staring intently at the foot of his bed - and then started talking to an invisible presence.
"He suddenly regained his energy," says Dr Sartori. "He seemed to be having a conversation with someone we could not see. After a while, a beautiful peaceful smile crossed his face and he relaxed completely.
"When his family arrived, he told them that he'd been visited by his sister in the night and that they'd had a long chat... The strange thing was, his sister had died the week before, but nobody had dared tell him because they thought the shock might kill him. There was absolutely no way he could have known about his sister's death."
It was in that moment, says Dr Sartori, that she realised Peter was going to die, no matter how much medical attention he received.
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