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GLOOM said:

Eh medet,po keta sdine kur vdes tjetri apo si??

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Arfenilla said:

Nuk eshte rast i vetem ky se ndodhe , edhe shum vende tjera kan ndodhe nje gje tilli kur mjeku konstaton se eshte i vdekur ama ai vetem peson sulem ku zgjat me shum se zakonisht .

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ricky_ch said:

Këto ndodhin gjithkund. Nganjëherë edhe mjekët nuk kanë skjarim.
Fati i tij që nuk ishte varrosur!

Ja edhe një rast interesant, mund ta lexoni këtu:

TODAY Moms - Pronounced dead, revived by mom's hug: 'Miracle baby' turning 2


Një rast tjetër: ngjallet pas 4 muajve!

World News: 'Dead' man revived four months later - thestar.com

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OKLAHOMA CITY – Four months after he was declared brain dead and doctors were about to remove his organs for transplant, Zach Dunlap says he feels "pretty good."

Dunlap was pronounced dead November 19 at United Regional Healthcare System in Wichita Falls, Texas, after he was injured in an all-terrain vehicle accident.
His family approved having his organs harvested.

As family members were paying their last respects, he moved his foot and hand. He reacted to a pocketknife scraped across his foot and to pressure applied under a fingernail.
After 48 days in the hospital, he was allowed to return home, where he continues to work on his recovery.
Dunlap said he has no recollection of the crash.
"I remember a little bit that was about an hour before the accident happened. But then about six hours before that, I remember," he said.
Dunlap, 21, said one thing he does remember is hearing the doctors pronounce him dead.
"I'm glad I couldn't get up and do what I wanted to do," he said.
Asked if he would have wanted to get up and shake them and say he's alive, Dunlap responded: "Probably would have been a broken window that went out."
His father, Doug, said he saw the results of the brain scan.
"There was no activity at all, no blood flow at all."
Zach's mother, Pam, said that when she discovered he was still alive, "That was the most miraculous feeling."
"We had gone, like I said, from the lowest possible emotion that a parent could feel to the top of the mountains again," she said.
She said her son is doing "amazingly well," but still has problems with his memory as his brain heals from the traumatic injury.
"It may take a year or more ... before he completely recovers," she said. "But that's OK. It doesn't matter how long it takes. We're just all so thankful and blessed that we have him here."
Dunlap now has the pocketknife that was scraped across his foot, causing the first reaction.
"Just makes me thankful, makes me thankful that they didn't give up," he said. "Only the good die young, so I didn't go."

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