I was at a conference by myself, and another single lady introduced herself and asked if we could hang out together. Although I was a little leery of befriending a complete stranger, I welcomed the company and silently vowed to keep a safe distance. As the week progressed, we talked about a lot of things, especially our jobs. She was a home health nurse in a very rural community with a clientèle of dying patients. One of her patients was a woman with uterine cancer. As she visited the woman, they became friends and the woman confided many things to her. She shared how when she was younger, she was sexually promiscuous, having had many partners during her lifetime, even up until her illness, and wondered what affect that would have on her destiny after death. The home health nurse often prayed with her. During one of those prayer times, she “saw” something. She “saw” a ball of snakes in the woman’s uterus. It was about a foot in diameter and filled her belly. They were turning and writhing inside the woman. Understandably, she was startled and scared and immediately stopped praying. She said the woman died shortly after that and she couldn’t bring herself to go back to the place in prayer where she saw the snakes. She felt that the snakes had something to do with the woman’s illness and her previous lifestyle but was unsure of exactly what all it meant.