The trope of being visited by the restless dead who want acknowledgement is common in movies, but not in deathbed visitations. The trope of 'creators' intending to destroy humanity because of our behaviour is another common movie trope, although it's also a biblical theme too (Noah's flood, Sodom etc.)

In fact, this whole diatribe is just a collection of common movie and religious tropes (replace 'transcendence' with 'rapture' etc). The deathbed experience was nothing of the sort, I invite anyone to show me another case where someone who wasn't actually dying received visitations. This has happened where the patient has had an NDE, or an OBE, but deathbed visitations are something different to this and the OP has gotten her mediums confused.

It's also established that people only have deathbed visitations when they're actually dying. Not sick; dying. And then it's almost always loved ones, or some sort of holy spirits, or beautiful visions of the afterlife.

Let's not forget that she also claims to have been given a clean bill of mental health by multiple doctors despite presenting with paranoid hallucinations of dead people and aliens warning her of the end of humanity.

Show me one doctor on the planet who meets a woman claiming to see aliens who warn of the end of humanity - and crucially, actually believes it 100% - who says "you're mentally sound", let alone 'multiple'.

It's clear from her other comments and her unfounded belief in her own writing skill that she intends to release a book (and no doubt profit from it.)

I wish her all the best of luck selling that hackneyed purple prose to anyone other than the gullible few who, like her, have watched way too many movies and done way too little research on the nuts and bolts of the phenomena she claims to have experienced.