13-year-old Trenton McKinley — a real phenomenon. He regained consciousness after clinical death lasting 15 minutes and restores brain function after its atrophy in connection with the injury. Today, the boy thinks clearly, speaks, gives interviews, and even plays cards with her younger sister.
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Trenton distinctly remembers found himself in an unusual place — just at the time when the equipment showed his lack of brain activity. Only thanks to a happy coincidence, the teen managed to «disassemble» on bodies.
Two months ago, Trenton received a severe head injury when underneath the overturned trailer. At first the boy hit his head on the concrete, and then falling trailer smashed his head.
In the hospital, where he had been a young patient, he was diagnosed with 7 fractures of the skull. Doctors attempted to save the Trenton. During resuscitation he had 4 near-death, one of which lasted 15 minutes — three times longer than the period after which the brain loses the ability to recover. (Usually after 3-4, 6 minutes maximum terminal comes atrophy of the body due to hypoxia.)
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«During the two operations, he died 4 times — once [clinical] death lasted 15 minutes. He didn’t have brain waves, heart beat only thanks to the adrenaline, the pressure dropped to 40/20, and the temperature up to 27°C. on Saturday, the doctors said that during the next cardiac arrest they will not be able to save him and he dies. Or I can donate his healthy organs to 5 children who need a transplant and then they will keep him alive till Monday» — describes the events of two months ago the boy’s mother Jennifer Reindl.
The woman signed the documents. And all of a sudden on Sunday, the day before the scheduled disconnection from the ventilator, Trenton moved, and his brain gave signs of activity.
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Soon the boy came to himself and began to speak, Recalling that he returned from «open space» that walked. He believes that it was a Paradise, and doctors have no other explanation.
«The doctors say that no one has ever returned, after surviving death of the brain,» says Reindl.
Of course, such injuries could not pass unnoticed. The Trenton McKinley will be long and expensive road to recovery: he now suffers from neuralgia and headaches. Jennifer Reindl raises funds for the rehabilitation of the son through the portal, Go Fund Me.
