Emergency responders surprised to find woman deemed deceased back to life in Sattahip
In an extraordinary turn of events, a 49-year-old woman in Sattahip district, Chon Buri, Thailand, regained consciousness after being found unconscious and not breathing, hanging from a door frame in her home.
The incident occurred on Saturday morning in tambon Phlu Taluang, with police and rescue workers alerted at around 9am. The woman, a vendor and single mother to a 15-year-old autistic son, had been under severe stress due to financial troubles. She had guaranteed a loan for a friend from an informal lending group, but the friend defaulted and disappeared, leaving her with debt collectors pursuing repayment.
Upon arrival, rescuers found the woman unresponsive and without a pulse. They immediately began administering first aid and prepared to transport her to Sattahip Km 10 Hospital. However, to everyone's surprise, the woman suddenly opened her eyes and began responding. The rescuers, neighbours, and bystanders were left in shock, describing the sudden recovery as a "daytime miracle".
The woman's son was seen crying and screaming near her earlier. Neighbours who witnessed the incident offered words of encouragement during her transport. The precise medical reasons for her sudden recovery are not yet clear, but it is believed that she was in a critical but reversible state caused by the hanging, which can sometimes lead to brief periods of unconsciousness without immediate brain death.
The woman is currently receiving treatment at Sattahip Km 10 Hospital and her condition is being closely monitored. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of mental health support and financial aid for those in need.
In the aftermath of her financial struggles, the woman's mental health was severely affected, making science's understanding of the brain and mental-health critical in explaining her unexpected recovery. As she undergoes health-and-wellness treatment at Sattahip Km 10 Hospital, her case emphasizes the significance of mental health support and financial aid for individuals in challenging circumstances.
