The dying grandmother revived, making medicine unexplainable

After several weeks of coma, being able to withdraw her breathing machine to leave peacefully, Mrs. Sheila Lewis (USA) suddenly woke up and asked for a glass of water.

Nobody thinks Sheila Lewis can be with her family for Christmas. For several weeks, she sank into a deep coma and the doctors announced that nothing could be done. But now, Sheila has regained consciousness as if she has never fallen ill.

According to Life Site News, Sheila began to show unusual symptoms in September. "She doesn't know the date anymore," Sheila's daughter is Brandy. Chasity Brandt, Brandy's brother added: "Mom said my brain was covered by fog."

Sheila on the hospital bed.(Photo: NBC).

Sheila's condition gradually worsened. She forgot the names of her children, children and herself. When transferred to Fargo Hospital, the woman could no longer speak. In the intensive care department, Sheila must rely on the assistance of machines.

Sheila's family brought the female patient to Mayo Hospital. The doctors at this top medical facility in the United States also gave up."They don't know how to deal with it because they haven't seen any such thing," Brandy said.

Facing the inability of her family and the doctor, Sheila fell into a coma. For six weeks, she didn't have any reaction. The hospital suggested that Sheila's family thought about withdrawing the ventilator so that the female patient could relax. Thinking for a long time, Brandy nodded in agreement.

"We can't do anything more," said the daughter. "We canceled all plans and brought the children to say goodbye to grandma."

After farewell kisses, the medical team removed the life support device for Sheila. She was taken home and Brandy planned a funeral.

At this moment, the magic happened. After 12 days without food and drink or oxygen support, Sheila suddenly woke up and said: "Help mom with water."

Not only did she escape the coma, Sheila also slowly recovered. Or believe, Mayo Hospital leader offered to meet Sheila and recognize the female patient as "a miracle".

Sheila miraculously recovered.(Photo: NBC).

"This story cannot be explained by medical knowledge , " said Jean Stahl, a nurse in charge of Sheila at Mayo Hospital . "I witnessed the miracle".

Currently, Sheila's health has returned to the same. She walks and talks happily."I am grateful for this second opportunity," Sheila said. "I always believe in God and surely He still has many plans for me to stay ahead of."