A woman, Vera Blakeney spent a month in a coma after contracting coronavirus, and she was in a hospital for three more months recovering.

Vera Blakeney, 69, said doctors told her the fact that she pulled through was a miracle.

“I could not lift my arms,” the Piedmont Airlines gate agent said. “I could not get out of bed. I could not walk, and I could barely talk. It was a very scary situation.”

Now, Blakeney is back home.

“I’m doing really well,” she said. “My doctors all call me a miracle.”

Blakeney said she was in good health, walked five miles a day and was not on medication.

“It really sent chills through my body to know that I was that close to death,” Blakeney said.

She claimed she began experiencing allergy-like symptoms in March, which soon led to serious shortness of breath.

The family rushed her to the hospital where she was put into a medically induced coma and hooked up to a ventilator for nearly a month before doctors woke her up.

“When they told me the date, I was confused,” Blakeney said. “I was rattled. It was just overwhelming to know that many days had passed, and I had no memory of that.”

She woke up and realized coronavirus had ravaged her body attacking her lungs, blood and kidneys.

She underwent three blood transfusions.

“Normal kidney function is 1 or less. In intensive care, mine was 8.3. I was dying,” Blakeney said. “They told my children that I was dying. They had to wait until my kidneys were normal and blood was normal before I could go home.”