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My aunt has had a stroke resulting in deep coma. As a family we would like to try to communicate through simple yes or no questions. I am wondering if any of you have suggestions on what physical signals would be the most easy to give as yes or no when in coma?
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lorraine21063 jasmijn35598
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jasmijin...I had a friend in a very deep coma... I just talked to her. Didn't look for any signs or response.Wish the best for you...lorraine21063
barbaraG jasmijn35598
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I don't really know
My son was in a coma a few years ago
The doctor thought he. might have been brain damaged became he was in an accident and under water for too long
But I would say to him wiggle your toes and he. could do it
I kept talking to him even though he did not acarnswer me
Keep talking to your father
One of the things I said every day was
Its mom here Morgan you have been in an automobile accident you are in a hospital you are going to be OK
When he came out of the coma he told me he heard me
Keep talking to your father even if you don't know if he hears you
He needs you