How can you help a person come out of a coma?

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Blessings,

JoAnn

 

In , Fernwoods@a... wrote:

> Hi everyone!

> My daughter's best friend was in a car accident a week ago

where her head

> hit the side window. She was in an induced coma but the drugs

have been

> changed and she is still in a coma. She had bleeding inside the

skull. They did

> surgery to reduce the pressure where a piece of her skull was

removed. They

> said that went well and there was no new bleeding. But there are

apparently

> still serious problems with the pressure around her brain. They

don't know if

> she will live or not. There isn't a chair for family or friends

in the room

> and so people don't usually stay long.

> I was just thinking that I had read that the more they heard

the voices

> of loved ones the more likely they are to come out of the comma.

I did a

> search and found several sites about this. Do you think this is

true? Is reading

> OK or does it need to be conversation?

> I wouldn't want to do anything that could be considered by

anyone to be

> harmful, but do you have any other suggestions? And I would only

suggest them

> to her parents, but her Dad is a chiropractor who is familiar with

essential

> oils. The EODR suggested a few oils. How would you suggest they

be used, if at

> all, in intensive care? Thanks in advance for your thoughts and

prayers.

> Her name in Denielle Minori.

> Karen

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