Coma

Coma comes from a Greek word meaning deep sleep – a person in a coma is in a profound state of unconsciousness from which they cannot be awakened. This happens usually as a result of injury, disease, or poison.

This online group on coma will help you reach doctors who are familiar with the condition and others who are coping with loved ones in coma.

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FilmResearch 1 Post Hi, I am currently trying collect information from personal experiences of what its like to be in a coma and how it affects the mind. Any information is of use to me and I find it an incredibly fascinating area. Example questions: What can you think? What do you see (if anything)? What can you feel? What are the feelings of waking up? Any help is appreciated. Thank you chris
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Hi Chris, my name is Cheryl and i am a coma survivor. I am also currently writing a book about my recovery. I'd love to answer any questions.
My recovery took quite a long time, and I have much to share.

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