Dead Man has a tale to tell

His family had approved donation of his organs and were paying their final respects when he reacted to a pen knife being scraped against his foot. After his foot moved, pressure was applied under his fingernail which also caused movement in his hands. Zach spent another 48 days in the hospital, but returned home to continue his long recovery.
His father, describing the results of his son's brain scan, said "There was no activity at all, no blood flow at all." His mother, Pam, said that when she discovered he was still alive, "That was the most miraculous feeling. We had gone, like I said, from the lowest possible emotion that a parent could feel to the top of the mountains again".
Dunlap now has the lifesaving pocketknife that was scraped across his foot, causing the first reaction. He snarked, "Only the good die young, so I didn't go."
Labels: cheating death, wierd news, zach dunlap
5 Comments:
I read about this on Yahoo News today. I'm always fascinated by the strange and unusual stories that pop up from around the country.
Kevin - I heard it this morning on the Bill Press Show on XM. I share your fascination with the odd stories that lurk around the edges of the MSM.
Just Amazing. Zacks Back!
This is just a case of horrible reporting.
No medical professional is quoted in this story.
How much would you trust his father's interpretation of a "brain scan?"
Last month CNN ran a story with a headline about a brain-dead baby.
The baby was also NOT brain-dead.
If only CNN had a medical reporter - perhaps a neurosurgeon, to set them straight.
Very strange and wonderful if this is true.
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