Miracle Drug Wakes Up Woman In A Coma After 2 Years | My Shocking Story

[@mayahoteit8056]

my dad is in a vegetative state and has been for a little over 4 months due to lack of oxygen to the brain after heart surgery, please keep him in your prayers

[@rockyreynolds4027]

How is your dad now praying for you all

[@postalcanary]

Yes I’m wondering too how is your father. Ur family too. Will pray for u all.

[@markdioneeb8997]

How's your father now? I hope he's now ok

[@firebars3182]

In Jesus name he will recover. In Jesus name all things are possible

[@linanicolia1363]

these people who come back from a coma after many years are extremely rare. A vegetative state after heart surgery will not likely be reversible. Sorry for your misfortune. It is in the fine print but no one reads it or would be stopped by it. It also mentions death as a possibility after or during heart surgery. People still take the risk. It is human nature to see the positive. We all do it.

[@kelseyrallison749]

For the doctor to cry, makes you know he went into medicine to truly help people and their families. 😊

[@mediocreape]

truly! not a lot of people who go into it for the right reasons these days unfortunately.

[@Jsarson1976]

Not like most other doctors.

[@Zumiisu]

Coma for 2 year and just as recovering and movement first words, she says"How are you?" a beautiful soul, she is

[@kellyvignali9887]

100 percent.

[@jc-rv5db]

True that is!🥺

[@nintendy]

@@jc-rv5db What a truly lovely lady - God Bless her! x

[@diamondore8677]

That is so true :')

[@AlexFromnic]

I don't think she was aware of what was going on honestly. She was pretty confused but definitely in a state of conciousness

[@jdhydro7126]

Not gonna lie, I cried. Seeing the emotions of the doctors, all the love and joy. I'm glad we have people like this on earth.

[@mr.CooksBigly]

We need more people like this, especially now.

[@Kristoferwitha_k]

The love of my life is currently in coma. She's not expected to wake up. I'm so lost and sad. To see this gives me hope

[@cleopatrabritton1849]

there is always hope, sending a prayer for you both \\0//

[@tyreerobertson8733]

I hope you can ask your care team about this, and that in time it can help your loved one. Wishing for you and them with all my heart.

[@anaamis9707]

sending prayer for you and for the recovery of your wife...

[@Lorelaiv9]

Sending my sincerest best wishes and healing vibes and hope and strength sent your way for you and your partner.

[@berniceglamour9351]

Touch her God.

[@teresa5379]

My daughter was in a coma for 3.5 years. She was in a car accident resulting in a severe traumatic brain injury with a severe skull fracture. The doctors said if she ever wakes she would be a vegetable and would not know anything or anyone. God told me she would. Her accident was 8/12/11 She woke from the coma mother's day 2015 at home. She was immediately able to identify me, other family members, and friends. She is doing very well and we thank God! Only God could have saved my baby and he did. To God be the glory!

[@cheryljohnson4292]

Teresa Solomon Thank You Jesus!

[@sacramentallyill]

How old was she? was she coherent while in a coma?

[@teresa5379]

@@cheryljohnson4292 Amen.

[@teresa5379]

@@sacramentallyill She was 25 the time of the accident, she's now 32. No, she was out cold from the day of the accident. She was in surgery 7.5 hours. 4.5 of the time was on the brain surgery. She went into the coma the day of the accident 8/12/11 nothing out cold. I took her home against medical advise because Jesus told me I could. With no medical experience. I quit my job and took care of her full time with the help of God and the emergency room. She woke on mother's day 2015. She remains total care. She can't walk but is trying to talk. She retired from the Dept of Homeland Security, She continues to communicate with her team via social media. She thinks she can do what she used to and gets very upset when you tell her she can't. God is amazing! I prayed that he would make a liar out of the doctors and please give me my only daughter back in any way he please just don't take her and he did and for that, I will praise the Lord with every fiber of my being every day of my life! I use to feel bad because I was never afraid for my daughter's life God told me she would be okay if I believe and trust him. I cried out to God twice during this time once the evening of the accident and maybe 2.5 years in. I wanted to know when was he going to wake my baby. On mother's day of all times, he woke her up making certain no one in this world could ever outdo his mother's day present. I'm planning a big party for her 35th birthday 10 years anniversary of the accident I plan to invite the team of specialist doctors to the party and introduce them to the vegetable I should allow them to give her something and let her go quietly. The only time my baby has ever been quiet is when she was in the coma. I know you asked me 2 simple questions but I love talking about this miracle God allowed me to be a part of. I honored he choose us to show this wicked world Jesus lives and is in full control and there's nothing the devil can do the amazing ultimate Jesus can't fix. Amen.

[@larshoneytoast1190]

So many stories of “The Doctors said...” stories that end up being BS

[@tmcjdc58]

what's so frustrating is that we can spend billions on war and death but we can't put even half that into giving these people their lives back this right here is truly a magical moment for this family makes one cry and laugh at the same time congratulations TO THIS FAMILY

[@mr.joshua204]

Peace sells, but whose buying ?

[@HondaGalaxy]

we can find a cure for a virus within 2 years, but we cant find the cure for a lot of diseases that are curable... imagine what will happened to the pharma industry if there was a cure

[@GiacoC]

@@HondaGalaxy nothing...it isn't enough profitable for them. Pharma is the second largest crocked industry right after weapons. With this drug...it would target only small part of population and even less when you cross out undeveloped parts of the world (there is more than developed). So they better focus on massproducing antidepresants, antivirotics and other regular seasonal drugs to implat to mass population. America being the biggest and worst example how weapons and pharma are just a business. 75% of antidepressants made worldwide are prescribed in USA. It is all about profit and numbers.

[@originalguitar1423]

i read somewhere someone said "imagine if we stopped war and all of the smartest men and women came together to try and build the best us instead of competing for the discovery" and if you think about it that is scary if all the smartest people made our world the right world

[@udondondong8464]

@@originalguitar1423 that can never happen cuz humans all have the dark side born with them. U r talking about utopia

[@coldcuts3248]

River of tears here. Praying for the day that all patients in this state wake up and embrace their loving families at their side

[@alwynchitewere8064]

It crushed me when they said the drug was only temporary!! 😞

[@peaceonearth351]

Why couldn't they implant a pump into her abdomen as they do with insulin and pain meds for certain individuals?

[@RYCH3]

@@peaceonearth351 No. They could not do it forever, it would damage her. If she goes back into a coma like state they have to wait for her to wake up.

[@LocsAndGrow]

@@RYCH3 let me find out at watch the same things! Mr Beast the MVP!!!

[@fronthorse]

There's an old movie with Robin Williams about that. Don't know the English title. Quite sad.

[@peaceonearth351]

@@fronthorse Not a bad movie. I think it's called, "Awakening". Edit: I heard the real-life guy just wanted to masturbate all the time when he was awake. Not sure that is true, though.

[@rin9290]

You know it’s good when the doctor and nurses are crying

[@Nrwich1]

Very interesting. Zolpidem is a sleeping med....

[@janebellco]

I am a nurse and I am boo hooing like crazy here! Zolpidem is commenly known as Ambien.

[@TheBestCat1290]

I don't think this is a proper coma because her eyes are slightly moving and she was blinking and her mouth was moving so can she really see anything???

[@Tampanesh]

Laura Huber exactly. It's Ambien

[@gardensofthegods]

Do they cry during the horrifying organ donor Harvest ?.nowadays they don't use anesthesia.. please see 82 year old pastor and creator of the neonatal industry Dr Paul Byrne speak about this nightmare in a video called : "DOES THE GOVERNMENT OWN YOUR ORGANS ?" .. if you can deal with that then maybe you will watch the 17-minute updated version of : THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT the ORGAN DONOR INDUSTRY ".. where Dr Jennifer Daniels shows the actual directive that says NOT to USE ANESTHESIA . she has fled to the mountains of Panama for safety after making very powerful enemies in a 44 billion dollars a year industry that is tantamount to live Human Sacrifice . ...she hides the truth and a third video called erectile dysfunction and brain parasites at 17 minutes 35 seconds in. ... the saddest thing about watching these and learning is when Dr Byrne who loves babies says they are doing this ungodly procedure more and more ON BABIES ,INFANTS and SMALL CHILDREN ... .... please educate yourself and STOP THE HUMAN SACRIFICE. ...this should be at the front of the news ...the perpetrators involved are the hospitals ,the insurance companies ,BIG Pharma and the surgeons.. they're all contracted in beforehand . ...there must be some powerful gag orders keeping the hospital workers from talking about what they've seen such as people waking up during the surgery or just before it . ..the odds of this are diminished now that they have amped up the drugs that paralyze people.. sometimes they even bypass the vocal cords . perpetrators need to go to jail.. actually maybe we should reinstate the death penalty for some of them . . please educate yourself and your loved ones and whatever you do.. do not agree to an apnea test if you or your loved one is coming in through the emergency Ward or the ICU.. Dr Byrne says that person will be an unwitting organ donor

[@Edd2308]

This shows that there are still doctors and scientists who really love humanity and use their knowledge to really help.

[@optionvice8926]

Too many dont care.. i feel when a doctor is believer of God(what ever religion) just a believer of God, they truly try their best.

[@dougclark9921]

Still?What a sad view of doctors you have.

[@dougclark9921]

​@@optionvice8926 Luckily how hard someone tries isn't based on your feelings then

[@optionvice8926]

@@dougclark9921 i pretend i dont know french, sometimes pretending not knowing a language, can reveal things.. obviously some doctor try, maybe they are overworked, so it appears they dont, but thats also quebec, not investing into proper infrastructure...

[@anonymous_dot_com2326]

And Drugs are good🤣

[@roadshowautosports]

Wish I could see my mom smile one more time, hear her voice, and hug her. Your a blessed person and may treasure that moment!

[@sellabella9091]

Also, what an amazing nurse!! You can see she really care's about her patients, hence why Tracy prob looks so good from being taken care of and why she cried when Tracy woke up. What a beautiful soul!!

[@maxwellmark8415]

Hello Sella......

[@hilfigertom726]

Hello

[@dafinest1983]

I was thinking the same thing! She was genuinely happy for her!

[@TrailerParkPolak]

Yes she seems like the nurse we all wish for ♡ and looked like she prayed ♡♡♡ that melted my heart.

[@jennahyser7245]

I thought Tracy was the daughter?

[@NotScotus]

This really shows me that I have nothing to complain about in life. How fortunate I am. Stay safe everyone!

[@annieSorrow]

Oh I completely Agree.

[@lcr2382]

So True

[@sudarshantarade6491]

Thank You Thank You

[@tony16991]

What are you talking about? You bored the British into leaving by complaining. Some consistency huh Gandhi?

[@Seekthetruth.Dontfollowblindly]

How rude your comment

[@juliemarino1251]

I wish this worked on my daughter. Just to be able to hear her voice, I would do anything!

[@Leolpzz]

):

[@katherinetutschek4757]

❤

[@joshuamercer854]

Praying

[@Lovepeacejoy..]

🙏🏼Praying for your daughter to be able to regain her ability to speak again, in the name of Jesus, amen

[@nullusanxietas2379]

I can only imagine the pain you are in. I hope you remember that she still loves you, and that you both deserve more than hope. I hope she can say her mother's name again someday soon.

[@jaylong4705]

Totally random, I'm going through a rough time right now with some life changes. I came across this video, and the amount of love, happiness, support positivity while in the hospital during her initial communication absolutely made me feel so much better. I appreciate this video

[@joshsimpson3602]

Hey buddy I hope the rough time has passed and that you came out ok. I just wanted to let you know that you will always have worth and are always going to be worth Wile and are loveable....nobody can ever take that from you. We all make mistakes and sometimes the road we are on is fuckin rough but you will keep breathing and keep swimming like you always have. You made it this far and you earned your scars and others like me are out here and we are all proud of you and proud for you. Keep swimming brother. Much love.

[@jaylong4705]

@@joshsimpson3602 you just made my day, dude. Thank you, and you are good people. Need more of you out there

[@ChantsCorner]

@@joshsimpson3602 wow.. such wonderful and TRUE words.. So many people can use those words. @Jay I hope you are well and on the road to a much better life. :) The road is never straight, but it will still get you there. :) Much love to both of you!

[@dianashelburn2633]

Jay I came across your comment hope your doing better I just wanted to tell you I prayed for you and wanted to share the good news that Jesus loves you and he feels all that we go through .the bible says he was touched by all what we go though in life he suffered as a man and yet he was God clothed in flesh and he did this for us so we could be brought back to him. he is our great high priest who gave himself for us. he took our judgment on himself on the cross. and all we need to do is realize we can go to him and ask for forgiveness believe and trust in his perfect blood that was shed for you and me. he will forgive and give you eternal life. its not about religion its about a personal relationship with him. then you will have peace in your heart you become born again into Gods family. you become a child of God. he will always be with you. please think about this and all you have to do is pray and repent and then turn to him he will forgive and give you a new heart.

[@jaylong4705]

@@dianashelburn2633 I will take any prayers I can get! Yes, things have turned around for me, I appreciate your effort

[@jukestv4873]

pls help us to pray with the recovery of my mom Elizabeth she's in coma state till now since september 24, 2019, Tia

[@dutchoven7096]

an2get jukes just said a 🙏

[@israelgutierrez9855]

In Jesus name I declare her healed

[@Loopcats]

@@israelgutierrez9855 Amen. You have my prayer as well.

[@JJ-ks5qk]

In Jesus Name your mom will fully recover from coma.

[@maryatef2717]

MAY GOD'S GRACE BE UPON YOUR LOVED ONE!!

[@jeanpatterson3409]

I found some more information on her for those who would like to know what happened to her. Dianne Katz, who “woke” last November, can now walk on her own, talk and eat unaided.

[@dianahuang4991]

Jean Patterson fantastic! Does she need to keep taking this pill in order to sustain consciousness?

[@jimmynuzum4790]

@@dianahuang4991 well good news

[@jimmynuzum4790]

That good news Jean

[@jackiebilder5183]

Ty

[@charlottekellum2804]

Jean Patterson Praise God!!

[@shellyedson]

My grandmother was pretty much a vegetable for the last 10 years of her life. She would just sit in her chair and never say anything. You had to help her do everything. I remember one night when my parents were out and I was watching her, out of the blue it was like she awoke from a dream and was her normal self again. She talked, she walked, she was coherent and lucid...it was wonderful. And then after about 30 minutes she went back to the way she was before and it never happened again.

[@thesweetandsourlifeofgenny]

Shelly Edson wow she wanted you to have that last beautiful moment with her... ❤️

[@tammyjohns9367]

Wow, and for you to have had that experience with her and no one else did, says something.

[@clutchitup8565]

thats scary

[@smokesgtp]

The brain is still such a mystery to us. Very cool story. Were you in complete shock? What did you talk to her about?

[@amyarcher7809]

Rockwood Tacoma it’s only scary if you let it be. It’s a beautiful thing that she had that moment with her grandmother. Don’t try and twist it. :)

[@idroppedmypineapple7288]

The joy from the family and the doctors are amazing. The fact that we are not doing more things like this blows my mind. This is were our money should go. Helping our loved ones.

[@cgdombrow]

Unfortunately we spend our money mostly on bombs and bullets….

[@ohmygoddessxoxo7046]

Amazing. I spent 2 months in a coma this past June/July (2018). When I woke up I was intubated, on life support, had a feeding tube and was strapped to the bed. I had permanently lost both kidneys and had been put on dialysis treatments. I was paralyzed from the neck down. I couldn't speak, couldn't sit up, roll over or even slightly turn over. Forget about walking because I was unable to even lift my leg, feet or even move from side to side or twitch any muscle. I had many blood transfusions and other plasma treatments. I was ice cold to the touch. The drs had told my family I wasn't going to live and I suffered a catastrophic brain Injury (lack of oxygen for an extended period of time) and would be a vegetable the rest of my life. Thankfully, my family...Mom, especially, refused to give up on me and refused to leave the hospital until I was awake & well. I guess she didn't want the cord to "accidentally" fall out of the electric socket..lol. 😃 I was home by August 17th, my youngest sons 18th birthday, and though I was in a horrific state by any stretch, I made the bike up the 14 stairs and WALKED through the door. By Christmas I abandoned the wheel chair, walker, folks for and came and WALKED completely on my own the entire day. What a wonder gift to receive and share with my family. Today, other than dialysis, I'm none the worse for wear and very much back to my normal self. I hope treatment will lead to this woman having the miraculous recovery that I have made. Bless her and her family.

[@hunter_7082]

OhMyGoddessXOXO god bless you and ur family

[@whiteeaglewarrior]

I'm going to share this amazing story with my PIP assessor

[@brinalea7778]

Were you in some sort of accident? Just curious

[@neilvetter662]

Blah blah all lies

[@nattybrigade5783]

You are a strong willed woman!

[@askhan111]

Two years on the bed. Seems like she has been taken with good care. She was looking quite fresh.

[@dancer1]

True

[@Opus566]

Yeah

[@midassnap9028]

She's lucky enough not to be a poor American on Obama care.

[@kanaler5924]

@Keaos0 I think she was traumatized and her body had sort of froze in a position of fear and protection. Probably rather need gentle support and time to heal and come out of it.

[@davevanbrocklin9271]

@@midassnap9028 oh god here we go.. Obama care has helped millions and millions of Americans with the therapy they needed due to the Trump presidency.. SMH..

[@angeliacooper6571]

The idea that she comes back for a few hours then goes away is wild. Truly so sad.

[@annettefujii7331]

But....She came back! That is Huge! Progress. One day I hope her recovery is permanent. 🙏

[@liakayte7734]

need energy I think...herb tea...something warm.If body wake up, do anything to keep going...God. Everyone wathing? and I look at Her and screaming,"give me something to drink..."

[@gladyslugo7272]

@@liakayte7734 I know I didn’t understand why didn’t they give her something warm to drink. Or maybe she couldn’t 🤷🏻‍♀️ idk. She was a wake. But lost

[@DogeAlertcom]

What’s the name of this drug?

[@MypronounIsKing]

@@liakayte7734 she needs herb tea? If only they thought of that, she’d be finally out of her coma. Wish we could all be as smart as you bud

[@themighteefox]

You can really see the love they share for each other. So many loving soft touches and words. I hope Tracy will always feel showered with love and that she'll be able to express her love to them as well :)

[@cutestkittensanimalrescuep8531]

Could you hear what the name of the medication was.

[@KathyHussey063]

@@cutestkittensanimalrescuep8531 I think they said zolpidem but not sure.....

[@cutestkittensanimalrescuep8531]

@@KathyHussey063 thank you for your trying to hear it.

[@mirandadowings31]

Zlopidem aka Ambien, its naturally used as a sedative ​@cutestkittensanimalrescuep8531

[@BarbieCatt]

People in a coma CAN HEAR EVERYTHING YOU SAY. NEVER GIVE UP ON THEM !!

[@barb125]

Ted S. That’s just untrue, people in comas very rarely have the active brain waves and energy to hear what your saying. They can only hear sometimes and even then they may not be able to register it

[@gustthedouble2336]

That happens very rarely. Quit lying to people.

[@demetrihutson5517]

Amen

[@grinsplit444]

Dumbass

[@skridulis666]

I was in a coma you some times can register what is going on around you but your brain can’t put it all together so you conceive it as a dream

[@knshelton]

This is what the medical community needs to be like with patients and loved ones. Those people cared and showed it. The love in that room is marvelous.

[@shaun8253]

when he said the effects of the drug would wear off in a few hours. crushe

[@jennyneedsmeds]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 feck off

[@tshiamishogopane633]

@@jennyneedsmeds am with you, I agree.

[@bairdawen2658]

I felt that.

[@bairdawen2658]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 This really isn't the place for that kind of talk, is it?

[@TallulahBelle3276]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 , Jeezus Kryste with the buybull bullspit. 🙄 This is what thinking people call “science “. Your poorly written n rewritten fictional book has nothing to do with this.

[@GeorgiaNFA]

For me, this type of thing always makes me think of “Flowers for Algernon” or “Awakenings”

[@thepennygod1234]

I loved flowers for algernon!!!

[@noon7866]

@@thepennygod1234 same

[@wizardninja7gaming764]

Awakenings is one of my favorite movies

[@patricke8627]

This is so sad. For the fact that someone’s soul is in there but you can’t interact with them..

[@scottdehn5647]

Alzheimers

[@leahill8178]

@Related_browser1 plz tell us more 😁 that's very interesting!

[@Julie-xk9xd]

@Related_browser1 Please tell us more yes! Would love to know what you experienced :) ?

[@KoriEmerson]

It’s really aggravating You know whats going on around you but you can’t do anything. It’s a lot like when you are just about to wake up from a deep sleep. But you can’t. Sometimes it’s deeper than others.

[@bradbecks6605]

@@KoriEmerson that’s sleep paralysis not a coma

[@kingzionmusic]

I was in coma for a month beginning of this year Pneumonia collapsed lung and dialysis and on life support mother told me they said I was not going to live But I’m here God is good I’m learning how to walk again. But I will make a full recovery no more dialysis and my lung cured itself also.

[@acrophobia8021]

King zion music congrats brother I’m glad you are doing well

[@Gleyi07]

🙏🏻 Thank you for sharing, God bless you 💕

[@Loopcats]

Prayer added. Bless you.

[@deborahhouck1519]

Prayers and praise Jesus!

[@Corymbia]

Thanking 'god' is good and all, but how about some appreciation for the real people who didn't give up on you, and the medical professionals that kept you alive?

[@mortezalotfi8394]

Every second of life, every little movement of parts of our body, every smile and every blink is a miracle and we don't know it until we lose it.

[@Chiclette-ld1xx]

Absolutely so true! May God bless this woman and give her back her life and may God bless ALL of us with good health! Amen.

[@glenbearh9109]

The nurse's reaction was the sweetest part to me.

[@johnshorba]

Broke my heart when the narrator said she goes back in a coma once the drug wears off..... but at least she came back!

[@stacydavies6833]

You should see the film "Charlie" from 1968. Similar and really kind of great.

[@andersforsgren3806]

No she's fine, walks and eats.

[@chrissygw4971]

Very similar to the film 'Awakenings' with Robin Williams and Robert De Nero, well worth viewing it.

[@Marshal77]

Ya, what a miracle drug...

[@finallyfinally9317]

This isn't good enough

[@seymorelovejoypeacepatienc4340]

my sister THERESA has been in a coma for almost 11 years and all i ask is that aLL who reads this will lift her up in your PRAYERS and ask GOD to restore her to full recovery and ask him in THE NAME OF JESUS because MIRACLES DO HAPPEN..thank you..from her little brother JACK

[@snopeh8691]

I pray for her even I'm muslim .. good lock theresa

[@OakInch]

@@snopeh8691 We will get two people from a real religion to pray to make up for your blasphemy.

[@joancaliguiran612]

Go to Prophet Alph Lukao and ask him to pray over your sister. Watch him in youtube so you will know how God uses him

[@BrendaFayRegister]

Sending prayers ❤🙏

[@bobsands2882]

Father restore us to the miraculous days of Christ. Please Father, we need you. Please. We believe your promises.

[@lgravelle4182]

My mom passed away two years ago after suffering from dementia for years. I can only hope that in my lifetime I will live to see something similar available, and hopefully something permanent. What I wouldn't do for just one more moment with her.

[@MrJpm1989]

I'm so sorry to hear that of your mom. My mother passed when I was 15, my father when I was 1 and my son passed away at the age of 19 from Duchenne Muscular dystrophy. I feel your pain and know that your not alone♥️. We are all family 👪❤

[@lgravelle4182]

@@MrJpm1989 thank you, kindly. I'm so very very sorry for your loss. There's literally nothing worse than watching something wither away, and no help is available. I wouldn't wish that upon anyone. I hope you're doing alright. Xo

[@updownstate]

I have dementia and all brain research excites me. I hope that millions will be helped by research. It's odd that a medication to treat insomnia has the opposite effect on this patient. I remember when parents of hyperactive children used to give them coffee or Coke to calm them down.

[@Lorelaiv9]

@@updownstate Those parents were onto something... The most effective ADHD meds are actually stimulants.

[@bubbagump4226]

I hope it helps to know that another human whom you do not know and have never met and never will completely understands what you have written. As it was the same for my mother God rest her beautiful soul. Thank you it’s been some time since I took a moment to honor my mothers life.

[@Cake_nation_ahmedabad]

Please pray for my mother she is in coma since last 13 dayz😢

[@stewartcameron1516]

🙏🙏🙏

[@mola5445]

how is she doing?

[@Cake_nation_ahmedabad]

@@mola5445 she is still in coma , opens her eyes only

[@tuteca]

@@Cake_nation_ahmedabad Your mom will be fine ❤❤❤❤

[@Cake_nation_ahmedabad]

@@mola5445 she is still in coma

[@jesseb9940]

I cried. my sister in law went through cerebral venus sinus thrombosis, watching her slip into a coma was one of the most heart wrenching things I had ever seen in my life! god bless all these doctors that want to break through these complications! (oh. she survived after a 3 month coma and brain surgery👼👏)

[@chant2day]

I came out of a coma too. Hard, hard work to get back to normal but you never take life for granted again.

[@BHall-tw4ye]

Had (now deceased) 93 year old relative in advanced dementia (not speaking, not walking, not responsive but eating spooned food). I sat with person and repeated my name continually for 15 minutes (“I am Barb Hall, I am Barb Hall”) as person stared straight ahead. Slowly patient turned head towards me and said very slowly after not speaking for months, “I-know-that.” And tried to smile. I almost fell off my chair, and the nursing assistant who witnessed this dropped her jaw. Then, it was back to a dull, non responsive state. Patient stopped eating several months later and died. The brain is an amazing organ. We know so little, but I pray the Alzheimers researchers make a lot of progress soon.

[@SigurdB.]

Incredible

[@shwnshts9469]

OMG you annoyed them TO DEATH?! JK!

[@dantheman6389]

@@shwnshts9469 not funny

[@robertcaffrey6097]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful and amazing story. The human brain is an amazing organ that we know very little about and maybe one day we will unlock all it's mysteries and become a better species in the process.

[@pennymikk]

@@dantheman6389 it was funny

[@anniemarie1965]

Even the doctor looks like he wants to ball his eyes our, astonishing

[@samanthaleclair7515]

It's a blessing for people to know that people who are in a coma are still alive, sadly they trapped in a coma and are unable to communicate. I couldn't even imagine being trapped in that hell. Some coma parents live through hell because the staff abuse them thinking that they are not a real "person". Hopefully this opens the door to newer treatments and better care for coma parents.

[@restitutadmsf3492]

This kind of videos really make me remember not to take anything for granted.. human life is so fragile we need to be thankful everyday and everytime we sleep and wake up health🙏🏽

[@ZoeGamer101]

The face of that doctor :) you can tell he is really emotional and cincere

[@ZoeGamer101]

@Jason Denney thank you

[@DEVASTATOR478]

like doctor strange

[@lisarice4402]

He is an excellent doctor!! It is very rare that a doctor shows compassion in the United States, so I am not surprised this happened in a foreign country.

[@GIGIBEP]

Good doctor!!!

[@petemoore5104]

@Jason Denney you know that he was a cancer doctor as well as a cincer doctor.. Go on, do a facepalm, you know you want to...

[@James-oo1yq]

Stunning! But so much information missing from this video, such as the cause of the coma, and how the drug works, but its amazing to watch, such a shame she lapses into the coma again though. Hope to see this progress and offer help to thousands around the world. Well done all the Doctors and Chemists involved

[@dianemilligan3839]

I wondered about that myself; what caused Diane's coma. My prayers continue for her.

[@mandykruger5884]

She had a stroke. This is from a different program, just type zolpodem i think. There are more people on the program and you can also see how she gets on health wise.

[@Fredrikbb]

Zolpidem is a sleeping pill, it's not a benzo but acts exactly like one. Ive done a few myself while on a drinking bender but i only induced coma.

[@DaneWinehouse]

Related: If this is the story I'm recalling correctly... 2 years ago she attempted suicide and it caused brain injury. Zolpidem is just the name of 'Ambien', a medicine that induces sleep. It acts on a receptor that is supposed to create a sleepy haze in 'healthy' people. (Kinda like adderall slows down actual attention deficit but keeps everybody normal zooming) Studies actually started around a decade ago, when they noticed that some 'barely' conscious comatose patients also started 'waking up', as opposed to forcing sleep. It doesnt work across the board 100%, and the effect is extremely short lived. I consider that a failure, but seeing that they can induce wakefulness by acting on that very receptor means that there is an understanding of how you can start to repair or at least 'coddle' that area into doing what it is supposed to. Think more of the Robin Williams movie 'Awakenings', where you can bring them back for a while.. but keeping someone awake for a short time isnt a successful recovery so much as a demonstration of what will be available... eventually.

[@brainimp]

The drug is used as a sleeping pill but it was discovered that it temporarily had the opposite affect on people in certain vegetative states, problem is they need to keep increasing the dose to keep waking, so its not useful long term because they are already administering a dose higher than what is recommended for an healthy person, I watched this quite a few years back so hopefully our understanding is in a way more advanced stage now and they closer to a more more long term solution.

[@Chris-un4ns]

I bet her sister and Daughter cried for weeks, that truly is a tear jerker.

[@Intuition12withkettybior1]

I am speechless, the difference in just a few minutes. Her first reaction, the smile, I'm in tears. This is a real miracle. God bless her, her family, the doctor and the nurses🙏🏿❤️

[@zaunderapearl6999]

My mom was in a coma for a few days then she woke up brain damaged but she spoke she told me to shut up because I was talking...lol were home now 10 years later she's good memory issues but good strong healthy

[@puppetken]

Glad your mom is strong and healthy the shut up part is funny!

[@suavehouse5150]

Lol 😂

[@lindagarcia8826]

How beautiful

[@pedrojimenez911]

I hope the best for your mom:)

[@gardensofthegods]

Please tell your mom about HARITAKI and please go to the channel by the same name but it might be hard to find because there's a lot of videos about it nowadays.. it INCREASES OXYGEN to the brain by about 300% and it also helps CUT OFF the NEGATIVE THOUGHTS and is a wonderful brain healer and makes people smarter.. I was taking the powder which I bought very cheaply at an Indian Grocers but it tastes really horrible and has the texture of ground sawdust so if you go to the haritaki channel you might be better off buying the capsules. Please tell your mother to go to the website for Dr. Al Sears and see what he has to say about BUTTERFLY BLUE PEA TEA.. it's a blue flower and you put about 5 or 6 of them in boiled or almost boiled water and let it steep for at least 20 minutes sometimes.. I let it steep for a half hour ..it's a powerful BRAIN HEALER very good for all the NEUROLOGICAL stuff.. please go to an Indian or Pakistani groceries and get AMLA for your mother at has 30 TIMES more VITAMIN C than Citrus and they are proving more and more that large doses of Vitamin C are HEALING EVERYTHING that you can think of but it's very good for KEEPING the BRAIN AWAKE and alert and vitamin C has put her called DONOR CELLS and you can learn about that on the internet ... I HAD SEVERE MEMORY LOSS at one point and it was so bad I would have ended up homeless if it wasn't for my son. please look at the ACETYLCHOLINE we used to take it years ago in the form of choline chloride but then we heard they took it off the market but I think you can get it in powder form now please do your research on this.. Also if your mother is able to bend her knees pretty good I highly recommend doing what's called SUPER BRAIN YOGA but it's not really like twisting yourself in a pretzel it's basically doing squats a certain way and that helped me especially once I was doing sets of reps several times a day please see the video called superbrain yoga the one that is a clip from a newscast and is about 4 minutes 18 seconds long as they're using it to heal every kind of neurological problem out there from early Alzheimer's to add hyperactive even dyslexia. I also had mild brain damage and post concussive syndrome a long time ago and that gave me some memory loss and turned my life upside down ..it was the choline chloride that made a massive difference and actually got rid of the scar tissue on my brain in a short amount of time from when I had had a car accident and a bad concussion. I spend a good bit of time looking at things that help heal the brain.. please keep your mom away from those antidepressants that are called SSRI inhibitorsbecause those eventually destroy the memory too... that's how I ended up with the severe memory loss and I regret that I didn't jump in on that class action lawsuit against Lexapro when I had the chance but the reason I didn't is because I already had a prior history of some memory problems from the post concussive syndrome more than 20 years earlier and I did not want to have to deal with lawyers giving me a hard time about that but the memory loss from the Lexapro was so bad it made me dysfunctional and if you told me the name of a song and a band and a look it up on KZbin , as soon as you told me I would not be able to remember it ..it was so severe I could not remember how to reboot a computer.. the irony is that when Lexapro first came out my neurologist ask me if I still feel like I get traffic jams in my brain or gridlock where I can't think if I get too much information coming in and I said yes and he said I think this will help you... I had planned to be on Lexapro only for 1/2 year but it is highly addictive and it's almost impossible to get off of it because the side effects are so bad some people commit suicide from it.. it will deplete every last drop of serotonin in your brain and the big Pharma companies don't want you to know this and it will totally destroy your memory I was on it for 5 years and I still am not 100% there yet with my memory problems

[@AlbertInSanAntonio]

Poor lady only to fade back into a coma this is torture on a new level

[@bignosehembrow4596]

Yah will de kash ran out and da kiffa nurse was kry eng becoz dis wittee had come round end wud no longer need dee bed

[@keven_sava]

bruh what lmao

[@faithhopelove7777777]

I agree

[@jeffpolaras9273]

Reminds me of that movie Forever Young with Mel Gibson..all of a sudden he got real old

[@empressmarie8466]

@Catherine Murphy this drug is not used in that manner because it would cause an overdose and make her stop breathing and die

[@bellagrace9812]

Every smile, tear, and term of endearment for this beautiful lady regaining consciousness filled my heart with joy and happiness. I pray she'll fully recover and enjoy her life once again.

[@jayro3087]

I hope that the researchers who developed this drop continue to do amazing work. Thank for all you do. You guys are heroes that are rarely mentioned

[@elmariachi5133]

Zopidem is nothing new and nothing special. It's been on the market as a sleeping pill for plenty of years and has the reputation of a very addictive and unhealthy drug. Also because of the primary effect of the drug, the patient is far away from being really mentally concious, but more like a zombie. The status she got in this video is the best you can expect after taking this pill, even from a healthy person. In the end it"s just the vendors searching for new markets and abusing humans as guinea pigs, in the hope for keeping selling this stuff. That's how medical research is working nowadays and not vice versa.

[@jayro3087]

ElMariachi i wouldn't consider it abuse on humans since it seems to take place in the UK. Aka, well developed countries where ethics exist. The family seemed willing to take this risk and seemed extremely haopy to do so. Regardless of the outcomes at the moment, there are always first steps that need to be taken. And even though what you say is true, to be able to accomplish something like this particular event is a step in the right direction and hopefully for the future theyll develop something better.

[@tloughyourbro5204]

ElMariachi is zolpidem tartrate the same stuff as zopidem cause my dad takes the zolpidem tartrate for sleeping and he acts like a zombie too. He will get up in the middle of the night and walk around and eat a while bunch of food and its making him gain weight and then he does stupid stuff in the middle of the night like spill everything and he burned a soap bottle one time and I got black stuff in my nose when I woke up. He does this all on accident but then he doesn't even remember it in the morning. It doesn't even make him sleep its just he doesn't remember. Also I told him this and he doesn't care and says it doesn't effect him.

[@Joe_Friday]

Tlough YourBro It is the same thing. Brand name in the states is Ambien. Btw, if you have a girlfriend I'd suggest giving some to her if you want wild nights of passion.

[@chase5682]

It isn't new. It's Ambien. Also, what those other people said is far from true. It has saved many lives by waking people up from comas and has actually helped a lot of people live normal lives. That zombie like state is because she was in a coma for 2 years and possibly suffering from brain damage. Look it up ... this has helped lots of people.

[@lstall3166]

I can’t imagine how overwhelming this would be for the patient. I’m certainly very happy for the family, but I also feel for the patient who is probably wondering what’s going on...

[@maxwellmark8415]

Hello Lisa......

[@RealWorldChristians]

hats off to the nurse what an amazing person. so emotional over this woman waking up, and you can tell she's been taken care of very very well

[@thethtaroo8286]

Look at how proud the doctor was.🥺 God bless everyone🙏🙏🙏

[@ThePHYL]

My sister was on 100%life support for 10 days...doctors told us it was minute by minute, then when she didn’t die he said hour by hour....on the 10th day then brought her to surgery....but sadly she didn’t make it through the surgery...they told us if the surgery worked she would be on a trac tube and care center, I don’t think she would have wanted that for the rest of her life....a month later my brother died of heart attack sitting at his kitchen table...I know he died of broken heart....me I am still on antidepressants.....it was to hard to take.....I am the oldest person who ever lived in my family.....

[@joannereadman2735]

This is so sad to read :( today marks 1 year from when i lost my dad.

[@susannjeri8889]

You will be okay in Jesus 's name

[@A_A_train]

Hey, justme, what happened wasn't your fault. I felt anger for a long time after my father passed. He lived down the road from me, and I shunned him. It took a while to realize, it was going to happen even if I had not shunned him. But I just couldn't get over it. And still till this day, it just hits me out of nowhere from time to time. You're not alone, no matter how lonely or empty you feel. When you're ready to talk, you'll find you have support all around you.

[@ThePHYL]

@@A_A_train AFTER MY SISTER DIED MY NIECE SAID THAT SHE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THAT HER MOM WAS VERY SICK....I TOLD HER ...NO, NO DON'T DO THAT TO YOURSELF....EVEN THOUGH I FELT SO GUILTY,, I FELT I LIED TO MY SISTER WHEN SHE CAME OUT OF THE COMA AND A FEW MINUTES BEFORE THEY TOOK HER TO SURGERY...I TOLD HER YOU ARE GOING TO BE OK...AND SHE WAS NOT, I KNEW SHE MOST LIKELY WOULD NOT PULL THROUGH, THE DOCTORS HAD ALREADY TOLD US. MY SISTER AND I SHARE A BED FOR 18 YEARS, WORE THE SAME CLOTHES, WE WOULD WALK FROM ONE END OF BROOKLYN TO THE OTHER JUST CHATTING...WHEN IT RAINED WE WOULD GO TO THE MIDDLE OF THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE AND SING AS LOUD AS WE COULD...LAUGH OUR HEADS OFF

[@A_A_train]

@@ThePHYL The early stages of losing a loved one it's sort of a self guilt. As you could have and should have done more. When in reality you did all you could do. It just never seems enough, to you. And I feel that's just a human trait with dealing with the lose of a loved one, or a traumatic event. And as for you feeling like you lied to her, let me ask you this. Have you either thought about if you did tell her, she was not going to make it? You did exactly what everyone would do, there's no shame in that. We did the same thing during deployments, you know they're not going to survive. But you'll never tell them. They wont make it. We're all human!

[@701elie]

For people saying that she is not in a coma, she technically is, on the Glasgow scale she would probably be given a score of 3 or 4. A coma isnt when someone is completely knocked out, its when they dont respond normally to stimuli

[@ChristopherGaul]

I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing. If anyone want's to know more - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glasgow_Coma_Scale

[@matthewduncan1822]

This looks like a 9 to me. eyes open spontaneously 4, normal flexion 4, no communication at first so I would give that a 1.

[@matthewchandler1582]

Definitely not true. More like a vegetative state.

[@szindirellacsaszar6192]

Tommy Khoury her score is clearly not 3-4!!!! Her eyes are opening spontaneously, she can make a grimace, swallow and move.

[@lisarice4402]

I was 3 on the GCS. It is incredibly difficult to wake up from such a deep place, and when you do, depending on how much brain damage you have, everything is extremely confusing. I am forever thankful for my life being saved, and rehab being applied in the hospital and a rehab facility. I have been very curious to see ‘what happens ‘ when a person is comatose from a spectator’s viewpoint.

[@BlueHavenGaming]

Im a 27 year old guy and i can honestly say this is truly beautifull and special

[@terryrose6208]

Anyone who watched this and didn't cry is a stronger man than I am. Such indescribable joy this family is experiencing.

[@dlibby4979]

Showing your emotion is the real strength. To be vulneralbe takes more strength.

[@zumbagirly72]

That has got to be SO SO SO horrible when it fades....for everyone....heartbreaking

[@Lexusirizarry]

The drug fades but her state does not.

[@jehuty308]

The doc said "It'll only be be better from now on"

[@221betaajpw4]

Yeahh

[@rachelhanks1085]

My momma died in a coma

[@ChefWife67]

Rachel Hanks so sorry 🙏🏻😢🌹

[@gemslynn7037]

AMAZING I WAS IN A COMA after getting stuck by a car on foot going 40 miles an hour. I had bleeding in the brain lost my one ovary i have the other ovary left also lost my 3 month pregnancy i have had my bladder got cut open weight bearing bone got broken to bits same side my knee got mashed couldn't walk happen last year Feb Feb 25th 2019 woke up in March and was released after learning to walk and every bone in my face got broken so eating was hard them were able to feed me I'm my coma by mouth twice I just wasn't there nor remember only my family doze it's now 2020 I'm doing so so much better I'm here for my 5 year old little girl which Feburary 18th she'll be 6

[@ambriadaniels8786]

Wow! God bless you Lynn :) Amazing!

[@supergamer4015]

I got a question: do you think being in coma is like a sleep or something?

[@ambriadaniels8786]

As a former nurse I think they can hear things in a coma, I see lots of people plating music for them

[@khorlimlong7919]

Pls read the story Iron Lady of Pakistan. You will get motivated. All the best.

[@charlottekellum2804]

Gems Lynn God is good! So happy for you!

[@irocksixx]

This is catatonia not a coma.

[@lopiklop]

also isn't a miracle drug, it's ambien

[@Le4PaRd]

what is that?

[@lopiklop]

that's the drug they gave her

[@everevelyn1094]

Sarah Coats. I’m type 2 bi-polar and ambien makes me manic. So it all depends on how your brain works.

[@unrested]

There is more than 1 type of coma do some research...Catatonia fml people are dumb...

[@dianapeterson3404]

Oh my goodness, God Bless this woman and her family. God Bless this wonderful doctor! Faith AND Science!!!

[@MikeySkywalker]

To all the haters saying you cant eat in a coma, there is not one universal form of coma. There are thousands of different types. In fact almost every one is different. So relax, enjoy the video, and stop being conspiratorial about everything. Haters, will hate though. Actually Highwalker said it better than I ever could have so I will quote him/her: "Not fake. Comas are a very complicated phenomenon, and don't always put you in a complete vegetative state. Your eyes may still move about, blink, and you might even keep some small amount of motor functions. Some people in comas are even fully conscious, able to respond with blinks or small twitches. Remember kids, movies are not always indicative to how real life functions."

[@Maybee60]

Why is everyone a hater just because we don't agree and skeptical about all of this

[@MikeySkywalker]

@@Maybee60 Pretty sure that isn't what I said. I was saying we live in an age where everyone thinks they are an expert on everything. My point being that people hate just to hate, or because they draw conclusions based on very little info. I guess I just think it would be nice if people actually cared about facts, and did not render judgement based on nothing. I.E. In this video you cannot possibly render a judgement, at least a sound one, based on what is provided here. You definitely cannot declare it is fake, or real for that matter. Long story short, I am sick of cynicism for the sake of cynicism.

[@shaenorris3878]

its so sad she had to go back in the coma afterwards

[@PunkRock03]

Broke my heart.

[@shaenorris3878]

@@PunkRock03 sameeeeee

[@Subzero_101]

Yeahh same...

[@zsofiathompson7501]

It's a good start! They got hope

[@carebear4554]

yolo swag it's a nightmare. Like watching someone rise from the grave, and then watch them die again.

[@justice_rizzo]

*IF this was my mom... (Not my mom)couldn't handle getting her back after 2 years only for a few minutes then she goes back in a coma that's heartbreaking. I get a few minutes might be better then nothing to some but it's traumatizing. I pray they find a more permanent solution. The doctor and staff are amazing and they care and love they patients that's beautiful to see. God bless them all* 🙏

[@janetwoods3751]

It gives hope it really does the nurse is attached to the woman that is so beautiful even the doctor is crying 💝

[@zombiesingularity]

It lasts a few hours I believe.

[@honeytmogo3386]

Her body will need to work on building strength after lying in bed for too long. She will need support sitting up when she is awake out of the coma. Do they give her solid organic foods and making sure nothing else is affecting her or give her safe supplements some how for the brain. Hopefully she has dreams to stimulate the mind or maybe get her to listen to other sounds. It depends how she ended up in a coma too and it's possible to reverse it giving her the right stuff for her.

[@masterdelrap]

Reminds me when jesus cured the sick

[@lobo1928]

@@honeytmogo3386 no eating Through a peg tube in stomach

[@sanrihoe698]

My heart completely broke when they said the drug would only last for a few hours and then she’d go back to her coma

[@mypiebecamepizza9503]

Why even wake up...

[@dylanhiggins604]

I wonder what it felt like when she woke up, and tried to talk, and why do comas happen and how do people just shut down and why am i up so late and what is the meaning of life

[@nyloaf]

Dylan Hig the brain is an incredible organ, and whilr it does its best to choose what is best for us, sometimes tgeres things you cant control. Comas are a part of that. Sometimes the body puts us into comas to protect us, or to let us heal. But sometimes comas occur for no more reason than why SIDS happens, and other similar illnesses. All we can do is care for the ones who fall down, so that we can watch them get back up again.

[@Chrai0n]

Faolyn ok but why was he up so late?

[@fuckyourpc9961]

Dylan Hig were you up playing with yourself and the meaning of life is too survive as humans.

[@dylanhiggins604]

no i was just sitting and thinking about my future in fortnite

[@danielleantony9971]

This is exactly me now 😩🙏🏽😂😂😂😂

[@Wannagobackto1980]

When you got the doctor in tears, you know you've done something!!

[@JohnJohn-cu7nk]

I just feel so happy for the nurses who have cared for her all this time ,to feel such joy and reward for all their commitment.Your efforts paid off❣️❣️👏

[@gmctech]

Even if the effects are momentary, it's massive resolve for HUGE research knowing the patient is still in there!

[@TOThaP]

This is beautiful. Dont worry about the jokers in the comment section theyll ruin your feelings for this video

[@russellh6152]

T.O Tha P True

[@h.l.phillips3175]

Yes. Well said. Stay positive...look forward. Their karma turns in many strange ways for them. Its frightening. But output n think positive and it makesfir good karma.Always .n happiness

[@nicaxiv14jd]

I thought the lady in a coma was going to start breakdancing when she started moving and talking...😂🤣😭

[@مملكةالرجال-ق4ن]

As a doctor i say to this doctor.... alll my respect sir....

[@infraredred2713]

Ask Allah why this infidel learned about this medicine instead of your doctors.

[@PersianPlatypus]

@@infraredred2713 Why do people like you have to exist... I mean I get you have to, but like...why...

[@PresenceBeyond]

​@@infraredred2713 Because Allah loves all his creation and doesn't discriminate between two people who are suffering from disease, unlike some of his creation so he offers help to anyone who is trying to cure the vulnerable and sick :) (I'm not assuming he is an "infidel" as you have done). Hoping one day you open your eyes and stop being blinded by hate, your heart was created to love and be loved, Peace be with you.

[@28glanza]

Remind me not to use you as a Doctor when you can’t spell or use proper grammar. Here is how you should’ve wrote this “Doc.” As a Doctor, I say to this Doctor, “All my respect sir.”

[@PersianPlatypus]

@@28glanza ...I have a sneaking suspicion that English isn't this person's first language. You understood exactly what he/she was saying. Calm down and have a drink or something. Jesus.

[@viliamvacula8111]

I’d need this yogurt every Monday morning.

[@farhankhan-gq1ir]

I died laughing

[@loop5720]

LMAOOOO.....jeez dude, great joke.

[@PrimaWhiteKitty]

Omg lol

[@lubnashaikh7788]

Wtf 😂😂😂

[@avenue8162]

Good joke, but that ain't funny when u really think about it. I wouldn't want my mom in that situation

[@cookiedotcom]

Aw this brought tears to my eyes, this is such a beautiful moment and rare to see. I'm so happy she finally woke up from her coma. Seeing her smile brightens the room. Sending love and prayers to this family💖🙏🏼❤

[@virginiafranklin8193]

Unbelievable. I loved the way she smiled. I'm sure her family can't thank you enough.

[@janastepanek]

It is, isn't it ? That's why I can't believe it. She blinked already before swalowing the secret stuff.

[@Adrian-cw8yu]

@@janastepanek It's not secret stuff you tin foil hat loony, it's zolpidem.. not everything is a conspiracy.

[@aclearpathtofollow8878]

I need that drug for Monday mornings....

[@raatulahmed279]

OCD Stig nah sativa

[@alihzr4]

OCD Stig yeah that's right and this is the tablet I'm taking to help me sleep.

[@valeriab-6126]

Me too 😂😂

[@josi4251]

It's Ambien ... a sleep medication. It works paradoxically on the comatose.

[@johnbates2709]

A clear path to follow 😂 lol

[@anytimeiwake]

I love how you can see her gaining consciousness as the time progresses!

[@69camarobbc72]

Watching this video brought back so many thoughts and emotions I had when my mother was laying in an ICU bed this literally made me squall thinking about how they were feeling!!! I Lost Mom feb.15, 2007 that morning in my arms while whispering to her that I love her to please don't go......but if she had to that I would be ok because she always worried about me and soon after my wife left me for another Man. And it didn't hurt near as bad as losing my mother that Day! Some day I will see her again but in the meantime I pray that poor Lady is doing well and is back with her family. Very touching video! Thanks for posting it

[@kimberlypence2615]

She's in a waking coma by the way, for everyone saying she's not in a coma. You can be in a waking coma and look awake, and even move and do simple tasks but you don't talk or really react to people around you.

[@kathleenhiggins9413]

Thanks. Didn't know.

[@devonseamoor]

That sounds like the sleep walking condition. People can walk, but aren't aware when others are near them. I'm told that one must never try to wake up a sleepwalker, for it can cause a shock when that person is walking on the roof, at risk of falling. Or when on the stairs, at risk from falling down breaking a leg or an arm. I think I would gently hold such a person by the arm and steer it away from danger, leading it back to bed. Silently, with inner giggles, I think. For it's unnerving and funny at the same time.

[@kathleenhiggins9413]

Well. You. Are one very fortunate dude! Many blessings of love to you. However, I don't know exactly why I think so- but there may be a time when we may 'remember' or re- see that which we don't remember now. So since you have survived with grace- I feel you'll be fully prepared~ based on the good and informative vibe here. Thank you!

[@AnnaMontanaa]

Exactly. My Aunt was in a coma for 17 years & she was able to look around the room and that was all. She passed away in May. People think you've gotta be dead to be in a coma. So stupid.

[@stellaogilvie2478]

Everen Tennant: I agree! My spouse tells me when i sit up and look around all of sudden. I was sleeping! He said he spoke to me" I didn't respond to his voice" after a few minutes" i go back to sleep" Don't remember a thing! I've been in a coma' after surgery' i woke up 4 days later. It felt like i woke up like only 8 hours!

[@BlastCODM]

This is why i appreciate my life. I get to breath and live life. These people suffer every minute of their life ... One day i can be alive the next i can be in a coma for years... we need to appreciate life and sto complaining about the small things in life.

[@14598175]

Life is hazardous to your health.

[@UrbanSipfly]

Define small things in life?

[@lillywehrheim7905]

Life would be more enjoyable if you learned proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

[@stevenvallejo6490]

Facts

[@Bagelstorm]

They're breathing and living life too

[@jojojeep1]

If she was somebody I love I don’t know if I’d be able to handle watching her go as the pill fades it would freak my mind out

[@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427]

Only JESUS CHRIST can save your soul from the flames of hell!

[@perseusod]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 yeah, dude, this pill was made of Jesus' spit

[@rebeccabuckby5211]

same here i recently lost my mum to dementia, and when she was good it was wonderful, then we would lose her again, its very hard..

[@nazul9502]

@@perseusod religious nuts, man. Can't get rid of them

[@michaelsMW2movies]

@@nazul9502 LMAO

[@kevinbird1104]

A magical moment with magical people

[@brianm8611]

For those who aren't aware, the drug they are giving her (i.e. Zolpidem) is actually (and ironically) Ambien. I remember watching this years ago. Truly amazing stuff!

[@AffiBlues]

That's in the group of mild benzodiazepines. Incredible, because they are used as sleeping pills

[@maiyenish8552]

@@AffiBlues ADHD patients use stimulants like Ritalin.

[@AffiBlues]

@@maiyenish8552 Yes, that's common knowledge. It just surprise me, that Zolpidem has that effect - as it is the same deal with ADHD patient calms down on Ritalin, which is a kind of speed. Btw benzoes can have weird effects on common people, that they get a lot of energy with a doze of strong benzodiazepine. However, this kind of drug can have fatal effect changing some individuals personality - often to the worse.

[@AffiBlues]

@@davidb9969 I didn't claim that. I phrased it as it is in family with mild benzodiazepine, because it hits exactly the same receptors. Right now, Doc?

[@AffiBlues]

@@davidb9969 I rephrased it as the drug connects to the same receptors as mild benzoes. It's not the same family. It was not just the best explanation. Today it's common to use Ambien instead of a regular benzodiazepine, which causes a strong addiction. However they both hit the same receptors, as I mentioned before. There's not much to disagree about in my opinion. Point tanken.

[@girlonfiregirl8on1fire87]

I give all my love and support to this familly

[@Injudiciously]

But you will have none left for anyone else....

[@girlonfiregirl8on1fire87]

@@Injudiciously I have alot love to give my heart is so big and filled with so much love for who ever needs it I'm here to talk if anyone would like to my email is [e-mail]

[@shaquoyag1484]

I wanna see an update

[@talaverajr391]

Ikr

[@jareli8089]

ikr!

[@rttnmlk123]

That doctor looked so giddy and happy with himself, the kind of doctor I would want

[@Jindujun]

I freaking love science for something like that. Unbelievable!

[@PersianPlatypus]

RON gee Yeah, temporarily bringing someone back from a coma after 2 years isn't special at all... People who are like you man... smh

[@bladesofartemisjoshua4109]

PersianPlatypus even little time together is so precious

[@jeremiahpowell4753]

Jindujun It's click bait ......this isn't real bro

[@xtinagunning8470]

Fabulous

[@alien_industries3803]

lil Whitey you are click bait!

[@Repz98]

Im such a sadist, I torture myself with heartbreaking crying videos

[@RemoveChink]

Masochist*

[@peaceonearth351]

John Doe is right. It's masochist. A sadist is a person who likes inflicting pain. Masochist likes to receive.

[@arm3199]

More like empathic person who love to see people happy which in turn brings sadness in you

[@joanneanderson6535]

Maybe like the rest of us we love to see hope for someone. It's called having empathy. Its good!

[@sassysarina9718]

Oh. That's what I am then as well 🤔🤔🤔

[@towedarray7217]

When I need to cry... I come here. Bless all these people, wonderful caretakers, family and doctors. She must be (or have been) such an amazing person for them all to work so hard. Love you Dianne. I send them all my Love and my tears.

[@monster7947]

thats so sad how she goes away again, i was happy that she would be awake for ever

[@Synystr7]

I'm no medical expert... but she doesn't fit what I thought comatose was... that being non-responsive. I mean she can clearly hear when they tell her to open her mouth.

[@JackTheAviator]

hi, you are confusing brain dead with comatose patients

[@HedgieHoggs]

There are different levels. It's based on a rating out of 15. 15 is a perfect score that you or I would have. 3 is the worst score. It's called Glasgow coma scale. We use it in the hospital to determine the level of consciousness that people have (I'm a nurse).

[@achilldudewhoplaysgames758]

HedgieHoggs what about 2, 1, and 0?

[@thegatorhator6822]

A Chill Dude Who Plays Games 2 is a Starfish 1 is a Plant 0 is a Rock Not serious, in case you didn't notice.

[@amazingrace1958]

Have you ever heard of Terri Schiavo? terrischiavo.org/story/timeline/ This woman could follow objects with her eyes, smile at her parents, knew those she loved, listened to music ....but after many years her husband, who had tried to kill her, succeeded in the courts to have her feeding tubes pulled and they let her die a slow painful death.. this woman in the video here is so fortunate to have loved ones in control of her life. Terri’s parents tried all they could to get custody back from the husband .... but to no avail. The husband called all the shots, even refused her medical treatment for painful bladder infections while in coma, took away tv and radio, restricted visits even from her parents. He met a woman and children with her....but still would not give her to her family for care. He stuck her in a sterile medical facility and was afraid she would wake up and tell what really happened the night she ‘fell’ into coma. It’s one of the most heartbreaking stories ever. Being in ‘coma’ has different levels of consciousness.

[@ЏонМастерман]

It's so sad that she will return to coma after that..

[@DjAdagio]

But at least she has something to look forward to rather than being locked in her unfunctional mind & body... Read my comment on the Subject...

[@jenessahayden1282]

She wasn't in coma either way

[@sabra8791]

Yes! 😢 when I heard that part it broke my heart for the family

[@keithmahoney4390]

I think they will find a way to keep the drug permanently in a system

[@yaseengaffoor]

This. This is why people become doctors. God bless that man. This family. This woman.

[@Mister__Jey]

To give me a miracle medication, which is prescribed as a sleeping pill all over the world, probably a million times a day? Aye.

[@Kiev-in-3-days]

Yep. That and the money.

[@JamesKirk-q9b]

Life is beautiful when you have your health.

[@shan5963]

The love of this family is so uplifting. May God bless you all!

[@cahela4206]

I’m crying so hard right now please don’t give this study up!

[@connorweiss500]

this what it feels like when you sleep past your alarm on a school day

[@darrencrawford5212]

So bad but so funny.

[@aryannaseamster488]

Lil Green bean True

[@---kx1xc]

that would be a good parody idea. teen trying to get out of bed, so mom tries an experimental med, which is an energy drink

[@Jessicavargas-ig1zm]

I think that as wonderful as it would be for my mom to have woken up after 2 years of being in a coma, knowing that it would be short lived would be like losing her all over again! I read in the comments that she’s doing well, she’s walking and talking which is great if it’s true, but I didn’t find any information about that.

[@tyrusan7411]

even the Dr had tears of joy, what a beautiful moment.

[@rodrodk2111]

She had brain aneurysms but came out of the darkness and spoke, even though she was visually impaired and confused. Amazing!

[@rakeleikenes175]

Imagine just taking a quick power nap and than wake up 2 years later

[@Matt_Matt96]

@wesrt north that'll take forever bruh

[@iilj1876]

"Medical Doctor" is the only profession in the world where the person is addressed by profession throughout his life there's no retirement barrier nothing a Doctor is always a"Doctor"