Nobody dies twice. She apparently wasn’t dead the first time they pronounced her dead. My condolences to the bereaved family.
Nobody dies twice. She apparently wasn’t dead the first time they pronounced her dead. My condolences to the bereaved family.
JULOR CAESAR 10 months ago
You're right. The lady must have fallen into a coma, and the family misto0k that for a death and began preparing her burial when she suddenly came out of that coma. With very little access to emergency care service or ambulan ... read full comment
You're right. The lady must have fallen into a coma, and the family misto0k that for a death and began preparing her burial when she suddenly came out of that coma. With very little access to emergency care service or ambulance service, it's very easy for many families to mistake a person falling into a coma for a dead person. The country can do better for its citizens if our politicians give up their corrupt ways and instead prioritize private enterprise.
Buga 10 months ago
Rip rip.dead twice, not possible
Rip rip.dead twice, not possible
YaaYaa’s Funeral Home Report 10 months ago
The phenomenon of a person reviving after being declared dead is known as the Lazarus phenomenon. It is named after the biblical story of Lazarus being raised from the dead by Jesus. In many of the reported cases, a medical m ... read full comment
The phenomenon of a person reviving after being declared dead is known as the Lazarus phenomenon. It is named after the biblical story of Lazarus being raised from the dead by Jesus. In many of the reported cases, a medical misdiagnosis is the cause.
Several conditions can make a person appear to be deceased when they are not, including:
Severe hypothermia: Extremely low body temperature can slow down a person's metabolic functions to such a degree that they can appear to have no heartbeat or brain activity.
Catalepsy: A neurological condition that causes a person's body to become rigid and their breathing to slow down, mimicking death
Don't bury her quickly. She can rise again
Nobody dies twice. She apparently wasn’t dead the first time they pronounced her dead. My condolences to the bereaved family.
You're right. The lady must have fallen into a coma, and the family misto0k that for a death and began preparing her burial when she suddenly came out of that coma. With very little access to emergency care service or ambulan ...
read full comment
Rip rip.dead twice, not possible
The phenomenon of a person reviving after being declared dead is known as the Lazarus phenomenon. It is named after the biblical story of Lazarus being raised from the dead by Jesus. In many of the reported cases, a medical m ...
read full comment
Sorry for the lost