Thursday, 14 November 2013
Mother paralysed in a car crash is woken from a coma by her son who then chews her food and mouth feeds her
*In 2010, an expectant mother named Zhang Rongxiang was in a terrible car crash which caused her to slip into a coma.
*When she was rushed to hospital, doctors found she was pregnant
*They cared for her, letting the baby grow for five months, then delivered him via C-section.
*Ever since his birth, Gao Qianbo stayed by his mother’s side as she stayed in a coma.
What happened next is amazing.
She awoke to the sound of his voice in May, meeting him for first time
Her son even learned to feed her by chewing her food and transferring it to her via mouth-to-mouth.
She can swallow so Gao chews up food and feeds her mouth to mouth
The family has survived mainly on government subsistence with some support from relatives and friend, the Yangtze Evening Post reported.
Source:
[1]dailymail [2] viralnova
*When she was rushed to hospital, doctors found she was pregnant
*They cared for her, letting the baby grow for five months, then delivered him via C-section.
*Ever since his birth, Gao Qianbo stayed by his mother’s side as she stayed in a coma.
What happened next is amazing.
She awoke to the sound of his voice in May, meeting him for first time
Her son even learned to feed her by chewing her food and transferring it to her via mouth-to-mouth.
She can swallow so Gao chews up food and feeds her mouth to mouth
A son's love: Gao Qianbo, two, helpfully chews up mother Zhang Rongxiang's food and feeds it to her mouth to mouth
While she is able to swallow, she cannot chew her food. So to avoid having to eat pureed hospital meals, she is given regular food which Gao Qianbo helpfully chews and then tenderly passes from his mouth to hers.
Adorable: Gao Qianbo spends every day by his mother's bedside helping her eat and making her laugh
Helping out: To doctors' astonishment, she miraculously awoke to the sound of Gao's little voice in May this year
Struggle for survival: The family has survived mainly on government subsistence with some support from relatives and friends
The family has survived mainly on government subsistence with some support from relatives and friend, the Yangtze Evening Post reported.
Source:
[1]dailymail [2] viralnova
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