FullDepth1:


It's amazing how you can discredit this story by proving Medically he is not dead (without being there), But when asked about the Hole, you can NOT Medically Prove the Fact that the Hole Disappeared..

Isn't this Double standards ? So sad

MzJin:
Wowowoow....thanks to God oooooo.......but he so cute is he married

IamaNigerianGuy:

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This is not a miracle. It is a phenomenon well documented in the medical literature. It has happened before and will happen again.

The patient was mistakenly diagnosed as deceased after what was probably a cardiac arrest. He in all likelihood had spontaneous resumption of cardiac and circulatory activity. The technical term is ROSC
[b]"A patient is not dead until he is warm and dead" is what you are taught in emergency medicine courses because cold preserves the vital organs and can allow recovery later.

In 19th century Europe and America , there were so many cases of people mistakenly thought dead who woke up, that a practice was established of keeping the 'corpse' in a room for 24 to 48 hours with a bell beside him/her. Friends and relatives would gather expectantly waiting with hope. If he awoke he was supposed to ring the bell.
That is the origin of the term 'wake keeping'

GreyLaw:


That guy you quoted, his responses are so dumb.

So he thinks the sick man was diagnosed with ventricular septal defect without CT or MRI, given a make-shift surrogate heart still without proper medical tests and investigations, and then finally flown to India and Australia, all without proper tests?!?

Some people just sound crazy, but they fail to know it.

It's OK not to believe in miracles, but sounding stupid just to hold onto the last thread of disbelief, is just appalling.

MzJin:
Wowowoow....thanks to God oooooo.......but he so cute is he married

IamaNigerianGuy:


This is not a miracle. It is a phenomenon well documented in the medical literature. It has happened before and will happen again.

The patient was mistakenly diagnosed as deceased after what was probably a cardiac arrest. He in all likelihood had spontaneous resumption of cardiac and circulatory activity. The technical term is ROSC
"A patient is not dead until he is warm and dead" is what you are taught in emergency medicine courses because cold preserves the vital organs and can allow recovery later.

In 19th century Europe and America , there were so many cases of people mistakenly thought dead who woke up, that a practice was established of keeping the 'corpse' in a room for 24 to 48 hours with a bell beside him/her. Friends and relatives would gather expectantly waiting with hope. If he awoke he was supposed to ring the bell.
That is the origin of the term 'wake keeping'

Udodasco1:

Oga come and be going. If u can't explain why the hole disappeared without the surgery.

okuya:


And how about d disappearance of the hole in his heart without undergoing surgery, COULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN THE SCIENCE BEHIND THAT TOO?

Student125:
Religion is doing more harm than good in Nigeria. Somebody who claim to be a professional in the field requested for image of the hole in heart when diagnosed and when disappear but I can see some religious bigot concluding it is miracle.
Some Nigerians can believe and accept anything thrown to them, forget Abt the initial gra gra, they will accept with quote from their religious book.
We may not have answers to some happening, but that doesn't make them miracle, we just need to research more to find answers.
I am nt saying there are no wonders but,
#If we must progress, we need to start thinking.

MzJin:
Wowowoow....thanks to God oooooo.......but he so cute is he married

MzJin:
Wowowoow....thanks to God oooooo.......but he so cute is he married

Airtimex:
Fake doctors everywhere

IamaNigerianGuy:


If he indeed had a 'hole' in his heart it must have been diagnosed clinically and confirmed by medical imaging - (CT scan, MRI, Ultrasound etc)
Can you show me the 'before' and 'after' radiological images of his heart to prove the 'hole' has disappeared ? Or you are basing your claim on hearsay ?

I888:


Is it on nairalander he will get the images? He can take it up with the dude to proof he is right by contacting relevant parties to get all the information that he needs. If the dude could oblige the press to share his information with the public, I am sure he would gladly do so.

So I am challenging him to leave whatever he is doing now, contact the blog that posed it here and they will certainly link him to the guy.

I give him one MONTH to come back with his evidence otherwise is he an idiot.

Even Ben Carson, the renowned brain surgeon, have at more than one time seen things that defiled medical explanation, let alone a Nigerian doctor that has not had as much medical experience as he.

Make una go sleep or did they tell you that the hospitals that did all the test were in Nigeria?

Tecno66:
This na God work na.

Airtimex:
Fake doctors everywhere

MzJin:
Wowowoow....thanks to God oooooo.......but he so cute is he married

IamaNigerianGuy:


This is not a miracle. It is a phenomenon well documented in the medical literature. It has happened before and will happen again.

The patient was mistakenly diagnosed as deceased after what was probably a cardiac arrest. He in all likelihood had spontaneous resumption of cardiac and circulatory activity. The technical term is ROSC
"A patient is not dead until he is warm and dead" is what you are taught in emergency medicine courses because cold preserves the vital organs and can allow recovery later.

In 19th century Europe and America , there were so many cases of people mistakenly thought dead who woke up, that a practice was established of keeping the 'corpse' in a room for 24 to 48 hours with a bell beside him/her. Friends and relatives would gather expectantly waiting with hope. If he awoke he was supposed to ring the bell.
That is the origin of the term 'wake keeping'

Udodasco1:

Oga come and be going. If u can't explain why the hole disappeared without the surgery.

Rajosh:
I'm more interested in what happened in the afterlife if there's an after afterlife. Did he go to heaven or hell? If truly he died, he should confirm if there's really an afterlife.

IamaNigerianGuy:


If he indeed had a 'hole' in his heart it must have been diagnosed clinically and confirmed by medical imaging - (CT scan, MRI, Ultrasound etc)
Can you show me the 'before' and 'after' radiological images of his heart to prove the 'hole' has disappeared ? Or you are basing your claim on hearsay ?

IamaNigerianGuy:


If he indeed had a 'hole' in his heart it must have been diagnosed clinically and confirmed by medical imaging - (CT scan, MRI, Ultrasound etc)
Can you show me the 'before' and 'after' radiological images of his heart to prove the 'hole' has disappeared ? Or you are basing your claim on hearsay ?

IamaNigerianGuy:


If he indeed had a 'hole' in his heart it must have been diagnosed clinically and confirmed by medical imaging - (CT scan, MRI, Ultrasound etc)
Can you show me the 'before' and 'after' radiological images of his heart to prove the 'hole' has disappeared ? Or you are basing your claim on hearsay ?

IamaNigerianGuy:


You sound intelligent but your argument is fallacious. Read my post again. I am debating the claim of spontaneous closure of the VSD not the initial diagnosis.

IamaNigerianGuy:


This is not a miracle. It is a phenomenon well documented in the medical literature. It has happened before and will happen again.

The patient was mistakenly diagnosed as deceased after what was probably a cardiac arrest. He in all likelihood had spontaneous resumption of cardiac and circulatory activity. The technical term is ROSC
"A patient is not dead until he is warm and dead" is what you are taught in emergency medicine courses because cold preserves the vital organs and can allow recovery later.

In 19th century Europe and America , there were so many cases of people mistakenly thought dead who woke up, that a practice was established of keeping the 'corpse' in a room for 24 to 48 hours with a bell beside him/her. Friends and relatives would gather expectantly waiting with hope. If he awoke he was supposed to ring the bell.
That is the origin of the term 'wake keeping'

IamaNigerianGuy:


This is not a miracle. It is a phenomenon well documented in the medical literature. It has happened before and will happen again.

The patient was mistakenly diagnosed as deceased after what was probably a cardiac arrest. He in all likelihood had spontaneous resumption of cardiac and circulatory activity. The technical term is ROSC
"A patient is not dead until he is warm and dead" is what you are taught in emergency medicine courses because cold preserves the vital organs and can allow recovery later.

In 19th century Europe and America , there were so many cases of people mistakenly thought dead who woke up, that a practice was established of keeping the 'corpse' in a room for 24 to 48 hours with a bell beside him/her. Friends and relatives would gather expectantly waiting with hope. If he awoke he was supposed to ring the bell.
That is the origin of the term 'wake keeping'

felixomor:


Dont be ridiculous.
Ct Mri for heart?
Please dont disgrace Yourself.
If u dont know anything about medicine, keep quiet.