What Happens To Your Body in a Coma? 

What's your stand on euthanasia? Are you for or against it?

Can we appreciate the fact that our body actually tries to repair itself?

Coma is like a windows update for your body but it gets stuck at 98% for a long time

me: flipping the pillow to the cold side my nurse after monitoring my coma for the past 10 years:😐

please pray for my mommy. shes been in a coma for 15 years now since 2009 just before i finished high school i love you mom 😥 (...UPDATED APRIL 14TH, 2022...) [ *Every April 14th will mark a full year* because that's the date she had her heart attack but instead of death, it put her in a coma]

If I ever go into a coma empty my stomach . *I'll wake up*

Basucally: "Please wait while windows repair your PC, do not press the shut down button"

I stood by my dad's bed while he was in a coma. My mom would get excited because his eyes seemed to flinch when she spoke to him. It was about 5 minutes of this happening that I realized his body was just going through involuntary movements. She looked at me for approval that he was responding to her questions. I saw her smiling for once in a long time and realized that, she also knew he was involuntarily moving but her hope was much greater than mine was. RIP dad.

Me : thinks about breathing My brain : DiD yOu SaY eNtEr MaNuAl MoDe?

Dad: *in a coma for 9 years Me: * touches thermosthat* Dad: *opens one eye*

Why do i learn more from RU-vid than school?

I was in a vegetative state then placed in a medical induced coma for 2 weeks on life support. Im very blessed to be here. 10/1/2017

I was in a coma for 6 months and it took me three years until I was able to walk and all that stuff but if I ever was in a coma again I told my friends and family just pull the plug immeditely because I don't want to ever go through all that hard work to become normal again

So we have the ability to put some into a coma, but don't know how to bring someone out of a coma? That's some wicked irony.

People in comas can feel and hear you, they just can't respond. So don't hurt them, try to be nice, not too loud, and don't tease them. It causes extreme emotional/mental agony.

me: gets up to get some 3am snacks nurse who watches me for 5 years: 👁👄👁

My dad was in a coma for almost a month and it took him years to get back where he is but the body can really repair itself so if you guys have a family member in the coma just have hope and remember that they can come back

I was in a coma around Jan 2nd 2018 until Jan 18th 2018 and I gotta say the dreams you have feel so real like it’s almost like you travel into different realities.

I was in a coma for a week back in 2005. Went into it on Sunday, "woke up" on Friday. I thought it was Monday. A very strange experience indeed.

Dad: *in a coma for 5 years* Me: *leaves toothpaste cap off* Dad: *eyes open* you swine

Please pray for my uncle as he passed away while he was in a coma 💔🙏

Don’t you hate when you think about breathing and go into: MANUAL MODE

I was in acoma and I could hear everything around me but I couldn't move it was scary because I desperately tryed to open my eyes but they would not open. I just saw darkness. I would be in and out of it I could hear one minute next I was sleeping and one day the doctors told my mom that they may have to pull the plug and I was scared I wanted more than ever to get up and say I was okay but I couldn't one day before the doctor was about to pull the plug my mom asked to have five minutes with me so he allowed her and she held my hand I could feel a tear go down my face and she said I know.. and at the time my mom had cancer and was a single parent I have a little brother and he came in to the room and said" please don't leave." I realized that I didn't want to die so I tried really hard and at first it didn't work but I started thinking about my mom and brother and I finally opened my eyes and squeezed my mom's hand and my mom was shocked and right away doctors started rushing in I couldn't talk but I smiled. I don't remember the rest but I had to have therepy for 5 years to learn how to walk and talk again but I'm grateful for being alive. And basically that is my story.

Don't joke about comas. My grandma is in one, and only the people who have seen relatives in a coma can feel the pain of seeing their faces, so still. It just brings tears to your eyes.

What if were actually in a coma right now and everytime we have dreams, its our real life

Me: wakes up from coma Doctor: your medical bill sums up to 200,000 dollars Me: put me back in a coma.

My dad went into a coma for 5 days. Thankfully he’s alive He also lost his memory for three months after the coma.

I was in an induced coma in 2018 and on full body life support. I am still struggling with memory and multitasking as well as focus, but I’ve certainly come a long way. The human body is so resilient!

“It’s no use he’s not waking up!” Doctor: Hold on I got this Minecraft cave upd- *opens eye*

A friend of mine was in a medically induced coma for about 2+ months And she says that the whole time she thought she was an employee at McDonald's, and all her family and friends worked there with her. She could recall some actual conversations that we had "had" together (just us talking around her or to her, but things we could all verify were definitely discussed in front of her) And in her memory she was totally included and present, however we were all McDonald in uniform and working and everything was very abstracted like a dream. Very interesting case. She was studied intensely by Melbourne university

I was in a coma for three weeks and it felt like I only slept for over night. I do remember having weird and vivid dreams that I can’t explain. I would even hear voices talking to me while I’m in a coma but I’m not aware that I’m in a coma if that makes any sense. But when I did wake up finally, it felt so shocked and weird, it’s unexplainable.

Pray for all who have died in coma’s and for all who treat them (doctors etc) 😭❤️💙💙😭❤️🤞🏻🤞🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

My older brother is currently in a coma. He was hit by a car doing 40 mph while crossing 6 lanes of traffic in the early evening hours of February 18th. He's currently hospitalized in Daytona Beach, FL. where the accident happened and has been in the ICU ever since. He's made quite a bit of progress in the 4 weeks and 2 days since his accident. At first he wasn't breathing on his own and had fractured his skull in 2-3 places, fractured his pelvis and 3 vertibrae along with one of his arms being broken and then his wrist on the other arm. Doctors weren't really giving us much hope that things would improve and eventually had to have the dreaded talk with my poor 72 yr old mother about some VERY DIFFICULT if not IMPOSSIBLE decisions she could be faced with having to make. Of course it practically killed me to see my mom in such a state of helplessness and grief and yet all I COULD DO was pray to my Heavenly Father and BEG Him to HEAL my brother and bring him back to us if it were His will. Well....just 15 mins ago I received a text message from my other brother who's in FL. with my mom and who's been at our brother's bedside for 3 weeks now saying that my brother has opened his eyes and that it looked like he was following. I haven't heard anything else from him yet.....but it's only been 15-20 mins so they might have doctors in the room assessing the situation at the moment. I'm SO EXCITED I could literally jump up and down the whole entire day!!!!! Praise be to God!!!! By His stripes we are healed. I know he probably still has a long road ahead of him....but my brother's always been a fighter and I KNOW that God's not done with him yet.

It would be interesting to see the last brain activity (and where in the brain it would be) after someone dies (after their heart stops, not brain death) so we would maybe see if our brain really does have flashbacks and stuff, or other stuff, etc.

I was in a coma. After I woke up, I had to go through physical therapy, and had some pretty bad bed soars. I didn’t dream or anything. I remember waking up and being so out of it, not knowing where I was or what had happened, and I was also so tired. I made quite the incredible recovery considering my doctors thought I’d never wake up.

Coma exist Brain: Aigh't imma head out

My mother was in a vegatative state before she died I had to watch her mostly lifeless body for so long

*Goes in coma for 10 years and wakes up* Sir, you have been in coma for 10 years. Let me sleep for 10 more

A student in my school from the opposite class got in a coma too. She got brutally hit in the head by a basketball. Creepy timing you've got there, Infographics Show

Please pray for my father who is in a coma its been 53 days 😞

I'm a transplant coordinator on the donor side... Explaining brain death to families is the most gut wrenching experience in the world... Been doing it for 15 years and I still tear up at times

I was in a coma from December 3rd to December 26th, 2011. It’s a long story on how I got there but during it I had to have a ventilator, I was suffering from sepsis and ended up with pneumonia, and had an underlying infection behind it all as well. My muscles completely atrophied and it was a painful recovery process. I didn’t return to a normal standard of living until 2014, and even then there’s still some things that’ll never be the same. Love your guys videos! Grateful to see something like this so people can learn the realities of what comas can be.

I was in a coma in September 2018, and I woke up after a week. I was drowning due to a scuba diving accident. My brain didn't receive sufficient blood supply which caused the brain shut down; Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE). Recalling my experience during the coma, I could smell, sense, and hear the sounds around me, people talking and even felt the presence of the people in the room but everything was ambiguous

My mom was in a coma for a month. I sat by her bed every day and prayed. I told mom how much I loved her. I told her that I knew she was a fighter and now it's time to show the doctors they're wrong. Mom woke up!!! She told me she could hear me arguing with the doctors and telling them 'I'm not going anywhere' even when visiting hours are over. This isn't the first time I've heard of such things...I have heard several stories about women in comas who wake up when they believe their child is threatened or in peril in some way. My mom has always been highly protective so the docs threatening to throw me out after visiting hours was overheard - and must have ticked her off on some subconscious level while in the coma!!!

Dude in a coma: **yawns** Loved one: doc! Hes alive! Doctor: sorry, hes still in a coma, its a vegetative state Dude in a coma: SIKE!

This channel is actually helping me in school

My brother in law was in a car accident last year and in a coma for about 6 months.. he’s now learning to rewalk, and he lost his memory from about 5 years ago till now. He said he remembers the doctor saying he wasn’t going to live the first week of his coma, and all of us talking to him. Amazingly, he is going to make a full recovery, but with memory loss. He can talk and is still very similar to his old self😊

When I was in coma, my mom told me that the doctor told her to talk to me, so she start to explain to me how she meet my dad , also she told me that every night a nurse come to my room to read me a story. But, truly I don't remember a thing

May Allah keeps us all save from such severe illness, and gives health to all miserable patients Ameen Summa Ameen

Rip to my favorite grandfather he die in coma. He had some heart issues... I miss him so much... He bought me a nice car,. ANd also im called as favorite grandson :( I miss you forever ❤️❤️❤️

*no one:* *RU-vid: wanna be terrified to fall asleep?*

I was recently in a medically induced coma for 10 days. Luckily it was like a dreamless sleep for me, but after I woke up, I had to spend several weeks relearning how to walk, among many other basic things. I also lost almost 11kg of muscle mass in just the 10 days I was under.

Dad: in coma for 10 years Me: touched my dads Cigarettes cause I think he’s dead Dad: opens one eye

Looked up untreated bed sores because apparently I hate myself

I was in a coma, but only for two days. I was asked basic questions when I woke up, they checked my arms and leg strength. I did have a hard time balancing myself during physical therapy when they had me stand up. I can't imagine how difficult it would be for somebody that was in a coma months , or years then wake up.

Mom: *in a coma* Me: *drinks coke and accidentally spills some on the carpet* Mom: *opens one eye*

My grandmother was actually in a car crash at the age of 10, she was thrown about 20-30 feet out of the car (she was asleep and at that year they weren’t required to wear seatbelts). I’d always ask her to describe what it was like being in a coma for about 3 weeks, she always explained that she could hear people, but couldn’t move. She said one day she thought she yelled ‘Shut Up’ as the people were too loud, but she never confirmed it.

Nobody: Infographic show: how long would you give ur family before pulling the plug

what is we’re all in a coma right now and just dreaming 😳😅 that’s a lot of likes...

My cousin was in a coma for months after a car accident. Sadly, when she woke up her lifestyle did a complete 180. She went from a sweet loving person to a drug addict that wouldn't listen to anyone. She was like 14 during the car wreck, and is now in her late 20s.

I learned so much on youtube I should have a Degree...

Me: I like to sleep my problems away Doctor: You need to pay your hospital bills Me: Well time to go back into a coma

If you'd like to know from first hand experience I would suggest watching The Clarity Project's What It's Like In A Coma

Imagine getting into a coma and then woke up to the sound of "Hey you, you're finally awake. You were trying to cross the border?"

I wonder how many people here have actually been in a coma. There is so much more information missing. Recovery time takes so much longer than you think. If you know someone in a coma, speak gently and always be positive. For me it was a month in a coma and another month to learn how to walk and talk again.

I was in a medically induced coma in August 2017 (due to illness) for 3 weeks. The worst part of recovery was learning all my fine motor skills again. Learning how to hold a fork, or brush your teeth, comb your hair, write your name...the list is endless! Not to mention learning how to walk again. But walk this video does not talk about in detail is how it effects your conciseness. I have the most vivid memories of things going on in

I was placed into a medical coma for 23 days, on a continuous fentanyl drip. It was like living in a nightmare and you can't wake up.

I was in a medicinally induced coma and I remember everything. I heard a huge amount also. So unless you’ve experienced it, I’d suggest not commenting because you don’t know. Even doctors don’t know. You also feel everything and have hallucinations due to hallucinogenic drugs given. You can hear if someone is nice or mean to you. Some of those people aren’t nice at all and that’s unfortunate. However, I remember everything. I had horrible nightmare about people trying to harm me and members of my family regularly. I was in a medically induced coma for about 3 weeks. It’s a blessing Yah blessed me to make it out alive.

I’ve worked in a hospital as a certified pharmacy technician and I wouldn’t wish a coma on my worst enemy. If you have a love one in the hospital or nursing home, please go and visit them at least twice a week. That is very important.

Nobody: My RU-vid recommended at 2am:

I was in a coma for 2 weeks and my family was considering letting me go. I’m lucky cause in a vegetative state and then a medically induced coma. I came back with most of my facilities.

whoever sees this. Please pray for my grandpa he's in a coma. It's the 2nd day now. I can't bare seeing all my relatives being sad and can't bare seeing my grandpa go. Thank you.

My mom was in a coma for 4 months because of all the stress she had

I woke my dad up from a coma. I was in 2nd grade, I didn’t know better so I was gonna wake him up for no reason. I went downstairs to shake him. Didn’t wake up. Shook him harder, didn’t wake up. That usually works, so I thought he was dead. I pulled him off the couch. Never woke up. I had no hope. I started to cry. I cant live without my dad. He was my best friend. I started pulling him even more, he finally woke up! I was so relived. I remembered him saying “Since you saved me, I will give you an reward.” After school, I went to the carnival. Ever since that day, I had hope for everything!

My dad was in coma and I can say the feel and listening everything. It is not involuntary

I was in a coma for 2 months. Its was a constant dream that I didn't know I was in.

*"mental retartdation"*

I have a question: What happens to a homeless person when he dies on a street?

I was in a two month coma in 1999. Due to severe ulcerative colitis I had to have an Ileostomy done. Got really infected and slipped into a coma. Was reopened twice more. Woke up two months later. Due to not moving, I developed a severe blood clot in my left leg. Went from about 160 lbs down to 127. Had to learn how to walk and breathe again. Wasn't fun. Docs didn't expect me to survive-I just woke up. My first question I wrote down (I was intubated) was, "Did they find JFK jr yet?). Had to take a year off university.

My friends' dad was in a really bad car accident in April 2017 that landed him in a coma for a few weeks. He was pronounced brain dead & they were going to take him off of life support. But he actually woke up. Despite that he is going to spend the rest of his life in a rehab facility, he is actually recovering. I completely broke down when I had heard of his condition because I was 15 & my friends (twins) were 13. He had been like my dad when we were neighbors

March of 1997 I was in a coma for 15 days I believe. I suffered 3 years amnesia and had to relearn how to take care of myself. The time I spent in physical therapy and occupational therapy is mind blowing. I remember being 15 years old, just getting my independence, to learning how to walk again. What makes it hard is remembering walking and not being able to make your body do it.

I already fell in a coma after a severe hit to the head after falling in stairs, enough to give me some inability to do some sounds correctly when speaking or precision in my movement. The coma lasted 3 hours and somehow, gaming is what gave me back my precision in my movements to something even better than average.

I like the new animation style with music. Very specific diagrams, examples, and shows differences and comparisons well!

My dad was in a coma before I was born. He was in it for 3 months. They were about to pull the plug when all the sudden the nurse seen his hand open and close. A few hours later he woke up.

Here in India a person went into coma for 16 long years and he woke up to find the city totally different and his lover had gone sad😢

This video was very accurate & informative, I just happened to lose someone close to me recently and she was in a catatonic state from progressive illness's and infections. May she RIP.

When my friend was in one she said she could still hear her family talking to her.

I was in an acute coma few weeks ago this was very informative thanks

According to people that have been in a coma you can hear and feel things, that’s why some doctors/nurses say what they are doing to the person.

My mother went into cardiac arrest, they were able to revive her. she has an unknown medical condition which eventually caused liver failure after she was revived she went into a coma the chances of her not being brain dead were incredibly slim. After around three months she woke up and got a liver transplant after the whole ordeal she said that she had dreams while she was in her coma about passed loved ones and me. 😯🤗

My gmas been in coma for 3/4 weeks now. So u telling me no matter what after this amount of time being in coma you'll become a vegetable...? 😔

My father was in what was considered a vegetative state, he'd had a very rare complication after what was supposed to have been minor surgery. He went into cardiac arrest due to blood loss and by the time they got his heart started again he was 'brain dead' we took him off life support after three days and they could confirm he was indeed brain dead, some of his organs we already failing. He'd always told us if something like that happened to him, to just let him go, he didn't considered being medically kept alive a life worth living.

I was in a coma for 20 days. It honestly felt like I had only had one nights sleep.

My grandmother died in a coma and she is conscious, but her brain cannot control her senses. She eventually cried when we (my mother) talk about sad situations during her coma.

Advice to anyone considering searching bed sores, DON’T DO IT! I’M WARNING YOU!

I feel bad for anyone whose In a coma. I was in one and it was not fun. The weird dreams I had were very dark and evil

Been here since a few thousands subscribers how quickly this channel blown up 🤯

Was induced coma for 12 days due to gun shot wound to the face. Was a heck of a trip and experience. Will never forget what I saw.

We have my mom 4 months she was in a non responsive comma on the second month the head dr in the hospital said to stop feeding and let her die she would never wake up she woke up on month 3 and just tonight we went to dinner with her and friends she is still in rehab but is almost back to her old self what a crazy roller coaster go from planning her funeral to planning dinner I never thought I would eat dinner with my mom ever again when this nightmare began

I've been in a coma for 4 hours after having a seizure. This was crazy to watch to say the least