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Man Tells Wife Off, Rouses Her From Coma
Friday, February 22, 2008
A desperate husband who learned a hospital was about to take his comatose
wife off life support managed to awaken her doing the one thing he knew she
hated - being "told off," it is reported by the Daily Mail.
Yvonne Sullivan, 28, of the English seaside resort town of Weston-super-Mare
in Somerset suffered severe blood poisoning during childbirth July 5. The
baby, named Clinton, died after the 14-hour labor and Sullivan fell into a
coma moments later, according to the report.
Dom Sullivan, 37, stayed by his wife's bedside for two weeks while she was
in intensive care.
But when the hospital told him they planned to pull the plug on his wife, he
snapped and gave his wife "a firm telling-off," the report said.
Dom Sullivan told the Daily Mail his wife never liked getting a good chewing
out. But the move appeared to work and Yvonne Sullivan started breathing on
her own two hours later. Within five days, the hospital was able to shut the
ventillator off as Yvonne Sullivan regained consciousness, according to the
report.
Man Tells Wife Off, Rouses Her From Coma
Friday, February 22, 2008
A desperate husband who learned a hospital was about to take his comatose
wife off life support managed to awaken her doing the one thing he knew she
hated - being "told off," it is reported by the Daily Mail.
Yvonne Sullivan, 28, of the English seaside resort town of Weston-super-Mare
in Somerset suffered severe blood poisoning during childbirth July 5. The
baby, named Clinton, died after the 14-hour labor and Sullivan fell into a
coma moments later, according to the report.
Dom Sullivan, 37, stayed by his wife's bedside for two weeks while she was
in intensive care.
But when the hospital told him they planned to pull the plug on his wife, he
snapped and gave his wife "a firm telling-off," the report said.
Dom Sullivan told the Daily Mail his wife never liked getting a good chewing
out. But the move appeared to work and Yvonne Sullivan started breathing on
her own two hours later. Within five days, the hospital was able to shut the
ventillator off as Yvonne Sullivan regained consciousness, according to the
report.