Never Forgotten: The Lies About Terri Schiavo
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...I was in a coma for 3 weeks back in 2019...
...the doctors wanted to take me off of life support but my sister told them to go piss up a rope...
...I was aware of a lot of what was going on around me but it seemed like a dream...
...I remember being very thirsty and all I could think about was getting something to drink...
Omg 14 years ago . Imagine how much this board would have lost , more importantly your family, Again omg ... thank your sister for me ! Do u remember Terri , how tragic
...yes I remember Teri...
...and Karen Ann Quinlan...
...it wasn't my time to die, 2019...three years this month...
...my doctor said my surviving was a miracle...
...my sister is a nurse, so she knew how to walk the walk and talk the talk...
...I look back on the episode, it was one of the best things that has happened to me...
God taught me that I am not that important and the world would do just fine without me...
and secondly, that although I am not that important, there is a lot of people who love and care about me....
...doggy winks....
Oh 2019 I read that wrong ..it’s crazy to survive that Yes remember Karen .. so sad
Wow that's amazing. God had plans for you I guess. My husband experienced something similar before we met. Electrocuted and thrown off a roof when he was a roofer. He was "locked in" but could hear everything, including last rites and his brother crying. Thank God for the one nurse that kept talking to him about how he was going to pull through. He said that her words meant everything. Also said that he didn't die or see any light tunnel or the like, but was very at peace with the idea of dying. Wasn't scary at the time at all. But he knew his mother would be destroyed so he decided to fight. It was a decision in his case.
...I could physically feel the prayers and love being sent my way....
...I understand exactly what your husband is explaining...
...it was a very peaceful "place"...
...there seemed to be a cord" that kept "me" tethered to my body....
OMG! Dehydration is horrible.
Thank God for your sister.
Had a friend almost die after infection from an appendectomy. In the hospital!
His wife came in at the last minute and threw a fit and saved his life.
Says he died and came back, actually.
...I was hallucinating about cases of soda just out of my reach...
...the first thing I did when I regained consciousness was to mouth the word "water"...(you can't speak on a ventilator)...
...and because I was on a ventilator, I wasn't allowed to drink, so the nurses would let me suck on a sponge soaked in water which at least wetted the inside of my mouth....