How can you help a person come out of a coma?

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone!

My daughter's best friend was in a car accident a week ago where her head

hit the side window. She was in an induced coma but the drugs have been

changed and she is still in a coma. She had bleeding inside the skull. They

did

surgery to reduce the pressure where a piece of her skull was removed. They

said that went well and there was no new bleeding. But there are apparently

still serious problems with the pressure around her brain. They don't know if

she will live or not. There isn't a chair for family or friends in the room

and so people don't usually stay long.

I was just thinking that I had read that the more they heard the voices

of loved ones the more likely they are to come out of the comma. I did a

search and found several sites about this. Do you think this is true? Is

reading

OK or does it need to be conversation?

I wouldn't want to do anything that could be considered by anyone to be

harmful, but do you have any other suggestions? And I would only suggest them

to her parents, but her Dad is a chiropractor who is familiar with essential

oils. The EODR suggested a few oils. How would you suggest they be used, if at

all, in intensive care? Thanks in advance for your thoughts and prayers.

Her name in Denielle Minori.

Karen

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Asking for any and all suggestions. I stated that the Dad (a chiropractor)

should certainly be right up there in medical consultations. Suggested

conversation...memories, hopes, dreams. When conversation runs out,

reading...Bible or books from another religion. I don't know how old she is or

anything more than what is written here.

Also suggested music. Either a radio or cassette player. Possibly with

headphones or an ear piece.

Also TOUCH

Thanks...

Peace and good health,

MaryKaye

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{{{{{Karen,

 

This is a tough one. I am not familiar with any suggestions, including

alternative methods. I will pass this on to others, not just for this

situatiation, but for me to learn in case someone responds... This would,

indeed, be a heck of a disclosure.

 

Jack

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Fernwoods wrote:

 

Hi everyone!

My daughter's best friend was in a car accident a week ago where her head hit

the side window. She was in an induced coma but the drugs have been changed and

she is still in a coma. She had bleeding inside the skull. They did surgery to

reduce the pressure where a piece of her skull was removed. They said that went

well and there was no new bleeding. But there are apparently still serious

problems with the pressure around her brain. They don't know if she will live

or not. There isn't a chair for family or friends in the room and so people

don't usually stay long.

 

I was just thinking that I had read that the more they heard the voices of

loved ones the more likely they are to come out of the comma. I did a search

and found several sites about this. Do you think this is true? Is reading OK

or does it need to be conversation?

 

I wouldn't want to do anything that could be considered by anyone to be

harmful, but do you have any other suggestions? And I would only suggest them

to her parents, but her Dad is a chiropractor who is familiar with essential

oils. The EODR suggested a few oils. How would you suggest they be used, if at

all, in intensive care? Thanks in advance for your thoughts and prayers. Her

name in Denielle Minori.

Karen }}}}}

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

HI please keep us informed about the girl...I would put her favorite music on...

i ALSO think touch is great

 

Kelly

 

 

DitziSis <mk2967 wrote:

 

Asking for any and all suggestions. I stated that the Dad