A woman in Uttar Pradesh who had been declared brain
dead by doctors miraculously came back to life after the ambulance carrying her
body to her funeral hit a pothole.
Vinita Shukla had fallen seriously ill at her home in
Pilibhit. As her condition worsened, her husband, Kuldeep Shukla, first took
her to a government hospital, which referred her to a private facility in
Bareilly for advanced treatment.
At the private hospital, Vinita was placed on
ventilator support. Doctors reportedly informed Kuldeep that she was
effectively brain dead and advised the family to take her home, warning that
removing her from the ventilator would confirm the prognosis. Despite Kuldeep’s
request to continue treatment for another night, doctors insisted there was no
hope left.
Preparations for her funeral began at the family home
in Pilibhit, where her mother-in-law, son, daughter-in-law, and daughter
awaited the body. Kuldeep then began the journey with Vinita in an ambulance.
Near Hafizganj in Bareilly, the ambulance struck a
pothole, jolting everyone inside. Shockingly, the family noticed signs of life
in Vinita immediately afterward. She was rushed to a private hospital in
Pilibhit, where doctors initially hesitated to admit her but eventually began
treatment after the family’s insistence.
Vinita gradually recovered, and within 24 hours, she
began showing significant improvement. Dr Rakesh Singh, who treated her,
revealed that she may have been suffering the effects of a snake bite. She was
administered anti-venom along with supportive care and referred to neurology
specialists in Lucknow.
After nearly 13 days of treatment, Vinita fully
recovered and is now back home, living a normal life. Her family considers the
incident nothing short of a miracle, while medical professionals involved have
received widespread appreciation for their efforts and accurate diagnosis.
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