[DBCJR]

I have often wondered about the awareness of people in comas. I am very careful of what I say around them, careful to speak words of faith.

http://getvictory.net

[Eye of Unk]

Another reason for me to not trust the current medical “professionals”.

This is absolutely barbaric with our supposedly modern day medicines and technology.

I hope a mega million lawsuit entails this travesty. This must be very quite literally the truest confirmation of a living definition of Hell, to be absolutely completely aware of every single second, its unbelievably the worst possible torture a human being could ever endure.

[Arthur McGowan]

About 25 years ago, there was a letter to Ann Landers or Dear Abby, from a women who had been in a coma. Her kids gathered around and bickered about the estate, and said lots of uncomplimentary things about her, to boot. She said, “It was fascinating.” When she woke up, she cut them all out of her will—gave everything to charity.

[EternalVigilance]

Already posted yesterday:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2392338/posts

[aruanan]

To prevent anything this horrible thing from happening again, there should be legislation that requires anyone who is unconscious for more than two hours to be euthanized. Ha ha ha.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

Therapy has since allowed him to tap out messages on a computer screen. He is never likely to leave hospital, but as well as his computer he now has a special device above his bed which lets him read books while lying down.

Incredible story...

[Vaduz]

The brain scan gizmo thingy must have been broken doctos says oops.

[Pistolshot]

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

It’s a good thing Mr. Houben didn’t have a serpentine husband who wanted him out of the way so he could marry a younger woman, now isn’t it? Poor guy could have starved to death....