I'm still on the fence about this one. I thought it was a great topic in discussing the out of body experience, but I felt cheated that we didn't learn more.

I felt the show started out well enough to grab the listener's attention, she can see through walls, see what others are doing, overhear conversations... but then the story seems to stall. What's the deal with her mother? She couldn't communicate with her verbally? And why doesn't the daughter talk to them for so many years? I don't buy the idea that she wanted to get out and experience life. Who doesn't talk to their parents in their twenties? She never needed money? Mrs. Burton feels elated in the "after life", but where is she, what does she see? Maybe I'm looking for the light at the end of the tunnel theory which opens to the pearly gates. And by the way, did anyone else notice there is no reference to heaven?

I agree that this may not have been one of the best written, most dramatic, edge of your seat shows, but if I find myself thinking about the story idea hours later, then the writer did what she was suppose to do and that is to get the listeners to think.