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06-02-2007, 03:29 PM
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19-year coma
Pretty amazing.
I can only imagine the emotion in this family right now. What a wonderful story. The closest thing to life after death. 
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06-02-2007, 03:41 PM
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Re: 19-year coma
I just read this on Yahoo Clarkie, pretty cool stuff. That's awesome his wife stuck with him all those years too.
I can only imagine how freaked out this guy must feel though. I guess in a situation like this though, thank God it sounds like he has a very loving family to get him through what will probably end up being the hardest time of all... adjusting.
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06-02-2007, 03:50 PM
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Re: 19-year coma
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I just read this on Yahoo Clarkie, pretty cool stuff. That's awesome his wife stuck with him all those years too. I can only imagine how freaked out this guy must feel though. I guess in a situation like this though, thank God it sounds like he has a very loving family to get him through what will probably end up being the hardest time of all... adjusting. [/ QUOTE ] I mean, it's like I can't imagine him not bawling on a daily basis for the forseeable future.
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06-02-2007, 04:00 PM
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Re: 19-year coma
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I mean, it's like I can't imagine him not bawling on a daily basis for the forseeable future. [/ QUOTE ] There's probably too few cases to have some real statistical evidence, but I wonder what kind of depression, even suicide, rate there is on people like him. I mean, at least he has the stability of wife and family. What about the people who wake up and have nothing?
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#8
06-02-2007, 04:03 PM
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Re: 19-year coma
Reminds me of the Japanese who hid in the woods for decades thinking WW2 was still going on and then came out to see modern Japan. Thats really gotta FUBAR your brain.
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06-02-2007, 05:24 PM
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Re: 19-year coma
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] I just read this on Yahoo Clarkie, pretty cool stuff. That's awesome his wife stuck with him all those years too. I can only imagine how freaked out this guy must feel though. I guess in a situation like this though, thank God it sounds like he has a very loving family to get him through what will probably end up being the hardest time of all... adjusting. [/ QUOTE ] I mean, it's like I can't imagine him not bawling on a daily basis for the forseeable future. [/ QUOTE ] Especially when he gets that hospital bill. Cool story. b
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#10
06-02-2007, 05:37 PM
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Re: 19-year coma
KENT BROCKMAN: At Springfield Memorial, I interviewed a man who has just emerged from a 20-year long coma.
MAN IN HOSPITAL BED: (sitting up, smiling) Whatever happened to those two goofballs, Sonny and Cher? KENT BROCKMAN: Actually, she's now an Acacedy Award-winning actress. And he's a congressman. MAN IN HOSPITAL BED: (lapses back into coma)
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