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James Delingpole

What will I do with a second chance at life? Play more video games

After my pulmonary embolism I’m watching trash TV with my son, spending hours on the Xbox... and reading The Iliad

26 March 2016

9:00 AM

26 March 2016

9:00 AM

Does a near-death experience make you a better person? This is something I’ve been thinking about on and off since my pulmonary embolism. Initially, it hadn’t occurred to me that a PE was a big deal. But the research that I’ve done since suggests that these things aren’t unserious. My seen-it-all ex-army GP, for example, was properly impressed.

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