When I read that his condition was caused by excessive exercise, I just thought thank God it will never happen to me.

How do we know this life isn’t a coma from another life?

I was intubated for almost 2 weeks in 2017. I am an American woman with two kids and a partner (47 years old). When I was unconscious I was living the life of a young 18 year old Asian girl. I lived with my parents and grandmother. I had a beautiful white cat and a lovely room that opened to a patio with ponds throughout. While this was happening I was septic and my family was told I had a 50/50 chance. They would wake me everyday briefly and it was horrible. I was in pain and I wanted to go back to the happy life as that young girl. Toward the end a man also Asian came to me and said we went you to come back. I said I have a family I have to return to. They asked me to choose a date to come back and we agreed on January 2nd. My recovery has been very difficult- I became disabled from that episode. Without my husband and sister I would have had to go to a rehab facility. I will never be the same as far as my health but I saw a white place I had no body prior to going into that other life. I feel my soul is living other lives and I got a glimpse of that. I don’t believe it is a future life. It seemed to me I was living a life at the same time. I’m no longer afraid of death- I know that I will live on. I saw the video and felt the need to share this story which I rarely have.

How awful it must be to fall into a coma and wake up in Birmingham

My sister was in a coma years ago. She said she was asked by a presence if she was ready to pass over. She was going tbrough a tough time and had overdosed. She answered no and that she needed to return to her then young children and when she said that she came out of the coma.The experience changed her. She got clean and never went back to that life.

I was in a 4-day coma when I was fourteen. I could hear what people were saying around me - the doctors, my family. If there's one thing I want everyone to know is they can hear you! They fade in and out of consciousness. Talk to them.

This happened to me in December of 2022. I had toxic shock syndrome, found unconscious in my bathtub after 5 days. When they found me I could hear everything they said including that they thought I was deceased etc and I wanted to yell “I’m not dead I’m alive!” But I couldn’t move or open my eyes. While I was in a coma I was living a completely different life so vived as if I was in another dimension. When I woke up I was so freaked out for weeks after I had to ask my family over and over again if they were sure the memories of what I’d lived through were in fact not real. It was the craziest experience of my life, hearing this story was so nice knowing I’m not alone. Thank you

That chair looks super uncomfortable

This man is fortunate he lives in a country where being in a coma for 4 weeks didn't ruin him financially. Quite a beautiful story that helps me appreciate the things we do have.

A man sharing a hospital room with my father in law had just awakened from a months long coma (same disease jim hensen died from, the muppets guy) he was dead serious that the entire time he was in a russian siberian gulag and was so damn happy to be back to reality. Said it was as real as real could be. 38 years later l remember that man’s spooky story.

I can believe you sir. I wasn't in a coma, but at 18 I was hit by a car.  Miraculously I had no broken bones, but did suffer head trauma. At the moment of impact, my spirit left my body. I was floating away, very peacefully. I could see people running towards me, from cars and businesses. I looked down at my crumpled body on the ground, with paramedics working on me, and I thought, I have to go back. She needs me.
  That was just a moment in time, but in that moment I was like another being. Apart from my body I had intellect, thought, vision, I could see...so I can totally believe that while your body had no consciousness, you were still very much...somewhere. What happened there only you can know. Best wishes to you 🌹

A woman was in the news recently because she's in deep grief ... she desperately misses her children from her coma life 💔.  Wishing you and your family a beautiful life ♥

Oh this is a very real phenomenon. I had a dream where I had a little boy and was a single father (in real life, I have no children) and I remember thinking to myself that I would do anything in my power to protect and help this little boy grow. When I woke up, the first thing I did was search frantically for him - and when I realized that he never existed, I was overcome with sadness for a while. I surmise it's even deeper and stronger for people who were in comas.

My brother Matt had this happen to him. He was in a horrible accident when he was cleaning his house. He was in the coma for 3 weeks and the whole time he lived another life. He was living as a feral person in the wilderness. He said that he was terrorizing hikers and showing them his junk. He said mentally he knew it was wrong but this person he was while in this coma didn't know better. He said he bit several men that were wearing hats. He broke down and cried and said he never wanted to go through that again.

Been there. When I was 20 I had an epic dream that lasted years in it. I awoke in the morning and told my then girlfriend of it. I told her how we had kids and were living in the mountains with me working as a snowmobile mechanic. I left out the bit that it wasn't her in the dream. I cried in utter despair, how would I ever find this family that I had grown to love so dearly? About 7 years later it all started coming true, down to the yellow jeep my wife's grandfather gave us. There is more than we know on the other side of the one way mirror.

This reminds me of my favorite Star Trek Next Gen episode when Picard lived a whole other life while he was in a coma. I cried for him.

Wow..what a story. Hope he gets his lovely glass front house.. Best of luck with the pregnancy and Twins.

I was in an induced coma for two months. I know how real those dreams are. Glad it all worked out well. 🙏🏼

He nearly dies from rhabdomylosis and multi organ failure, triggered by excessive exercise (12 x per week training, plus competitions). One month after discharge, he was back in the gym, training, while still on crutches? I think that is insane.

Thank goodness for the "reconstruction" text on screen, otherwise I would have assumed it was an actual recording of his dream.