I heard about this on Air-1 (Christian radio station) and took a few moments to find the article. It happened in the US - West Virginia (Charleston area). It was reported on the local news program with an article on their website.http://www.wchstv.com/newsroom/eyewitness/0805/080521_41d512f9.shtmlWeb Producer: Jessica ReedStory Update: May 22, 2008 4:22pmDeath came for Val Thomas at 1:30 a.m. in the morning Saturday, when her heart stopped at home. Paramedics managed to revive her, but she didn't look right. As paramedics rushed Val to Thomas Memorial, family members scrambled into action, beginning to pray and ask God for a miracle.Once at the hospital, doctors put her on a special machine which induces hypothermia. Val's heart stopped a third time making her odds of recovery almost nothing. Val odds of surviving at less than 10 percent, her son, Tim, told the doctors to take her off life support.Once the doctors did everything that they could and the family members made every decision they could using scriptures for guidance, they finally turned Val over to Jesus. That is when the family believes their miracle began. Starting 10 minutes after they stopped the respirator, and were removing the electrical lead, is when Val spoke saying that's okay honey to one of the nurses attending to her. Doctor and nurse say they were baffled with Val sudden recovery.Good news though, Val had a heart cath Wednesday afternoon, it shows she has no blockages and no damage from the three heart attacks she suffered Saturday night. She does have some type of an electrical problem so she is now on her way to the Cleveland Clinic where more specialists can look at her.
Wow!!
Kinda makes sense how things are up to Jesus and our calling to pray and trust that what ever happens is in his will and not ours. Kinda had the same experience with my own father(was age 57 and had diabeties). but now he's with Jesus. I miss him but also jelous because he gets to see Him before I do. God Bless!!! BAP out!!!
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Kinda makes sense how things are up to Jesus and our calling to pray and trust that what ever happens is in his will and not ours. Kinda had the same experience with my own father(was age 57 and had diabeties). but now he's with Jesus. I miss him but also jelous because he gets to see Him before I do. God Bless!!! BAP out!!!