Posted on 03/10/2014 6:01:49 PM PDT by Nachum
LifeNews has repeatedly chronicled cases of people who were prematurely declared dead or said to be in supposedly persistent vegetative states who ultimately recovered.
Now comes the story of Lexi Hansen, a BYU student who suffered critical head injuries last week after being hit by a car. Hansen, 18, was alert and breathing on her own Tuesday, though she was still listed in critical but stable condition. She even tried to get out of her hospital bed. While she has a long road to recovery ahead, her family believes they have witnessed a miracle.
lexihansen“When they brought her in, the doctors gave her less than a 5 percent chance of survival,” said Doug Hansen, Lexi’s father. “They told us to call our family and get them here quickly because she wasn’t going to last too long.”
In a Thursday evening interview with ABC News, Marcia Hansen, the teen’s mother, said tests indicated her daughter had essentially been brain-dead when she was brought to Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo.
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Beautiful.
Just Wow, our God is Awesome!
The singing must’ve been terrible.
Our God is an awesome God.
I wonder if they sang that one, I know I would of after seeing that.
It was fortunate her coma did not happen in Florida.
Awesome!
Did she still have all her organs?
Amazing story!
Thanks for posting.
This is why I would NEVER turn the switch off. Miracles do happen.
Thank you for posting the inspirational news!
Wonderful news.
Yeah, but what is her quality of life going to be, eh? On top of that, how much is this going to cost? I hope they have Obamacare so that the death panel can step in and fix this. Where is Dr. Death, Jack Kevorkian, when you need him? (sarc)
Praise Him.
Mark 10:27 But Jesus looked at them and said, “With men it is impossible, but not with God; for with God all things are possible.”
The Lord works in mysterious ways.
+1 Miracles DO happen.
I seen plenty of clearly Divine Intervention and Providence, Yes!
Huh, I had just heard she was in a coma, not brain dead. Blessings for the family; they must be ecstatic. I hope she makes it through OK.
God bless her.
Obviously not “Brain Dead”, thank God! “LifeNews” needs to hire an expert to help their headline writer.
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