EPTThats longer than i am alive, i can't even imagine what its like, this is completely insane.
This man deserves to be treated like a king.
Man Trapped in Coma 23 Years - Page 2
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eNoq
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Thats longer than i am alive, i can't even imagine what its like, this is completely insane. This man deserves to be treated like a king. | ||
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LordWeird
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God that sucks. | ||
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InToTheWannaB
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Mykill
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wishbones
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Spike
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Imagine having an itch you can't scratch  Also brings up scenes of Kill Bill but at least he isn't a hot girl. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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Maybe I have the wrong idea of what it was like for this guy, but I doubt his brain was 100% lucid. I have to imagine it as being a much more dreamlike / hazy state. | ||
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aeroH
United States1034 Posts
of course i'd want my time back afterwards | ||
LarJarsE
United States1378 Posts
On November 24 2009 05:44 Halfpastnoob wrote: Lol'd pretty hard But on a serious note:Fucking 23 years...god this man has gone through the biggest boredem possible...Good thing hes out of it now! now everything must be so damn exciting, even though he can only use his hand a little | ||
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OppositeSavior
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biomedical
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SilverSkyLark
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new_construct
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Try
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On November 24 2009 06:49 travis wrote: Am I the only one that thinks it's not that bad? Maybe I have the wrong idea of what it was like for this guy, but I doubt his brain was 100% lucid. I have to imagine it as being a much more dreamlike / hazy state. + Show Spoiler + Although he could hear every word his doctors spoke, he could not communicate with them. "I screamed, but there was nothing to hear," he said, via his keyboard. I imagine at first he was pretty much awake, but later, after a few days or weeks, his mind might have drifted into a more hazy state. Still, however, i imagine whenever someone came to change him or whatever he would wake back up. | ||
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Mastermind
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On November 24 2009 06:55 travis wrote: at bare minimum, it had to be very confusing and disorienting. at the bare minimum? I dont see how you could read that article and then say something like this. The guy was clearly lucid. "I'll never forget the day that they discovered me, it was my second birth." He was perfectly conscious the whole time. It also says earlier in the article that is brain was functioning "almost normally". | ||
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lvatural
United States347 Posts
On November 24 2009 06:49 travis wrote: Am I the only one that thinks it's not that bad? Maybe I have the wrong idea of what it was like for this guy, but I doubt his brain was 100% lucid. I have to imagine it as being a much more dreamlike / hazy state. How you reached this determination that he is in a 'hazy state' is beyond me (pure speculation imo) but even so...23 years is a very long time. Do you think solitary confinement for 23 years is not that bad? I think the case presented here is arguably a lot worse. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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Are you saying that it wouldn't be extremely confusing and disorienting? | ||
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skronch
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Deleted User 3420
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On November 24 2009 07:07 lvatural wrote: How you reached this determination that he is in a 'hazy state' is beyond me (pure speculation imo) but even so...23 years is a very long time. Do you think solitary confinement for 23 years is not that bad? I think the case presented here is arguably a lot worse. yes it was clearly speculation. isn't all of this? have any of us been in his situation before? I reached it based on a period of time when i stayed in bed (mostly with my eyes closed) for about 48 hours. It didn't take long before i was in a super hazy state, disoriented, and didn't know when it was or wtf was going on, and wasn't sure about the order of events that had occured to me in the last 48 hours. I have to imagine that without sight, and communication with others, yes things would become very hazy and dreamlike. And I think solitary confinement for 23 years would likely be worse than this. The more solidly the ego is formed, the easier it is to freak out and feel bad. If you're just floating along in your own mind most of the time, I doubt it is as bad as having to be fully awake and sitting there for an equal amount of time. and for when someone asks, the reason i stayed in bed that long was that i was super depressed | ||
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