Falun Dafa Saved My Cousin's Life When She Was on the Verge of Death

(Clearwisdom.net)

I was persecuted for cultivating Falun Dafa. I was forced to become homeless and went to the home of one of my cousins in the countryside.

On July 8, 2005, while I was staying in my cousin's home, another cousin's husband called. He said that his wife, my cousin, suffered a severe hemorrhage in the brain and was hospitalized. We hurried to the county hospital. It was already noon, and my cousin was unconscious. The CT scan showed that she had cerebral bleeding. The doctor warned my cousin's husband to be prepared for the worst. Since the bleeding could not be stopped by surgery and the bleeding was heavy, the prognosis was poor. By that time, all her family members had arrived at the hospital.

I had been a nurse for over 20 years, and I knew that my cousin was on the verge of death. I went over to her bed and whispered to her, "Sister, if you genuinely remember that Falun Dafa is great, it can save your life. Please answer me if you hear me." She heard me and answered. Everyone present also heard her. At around 4 p.m., she seemed to regain consciousness. In the evening, she had digestive tract bleeding and spat up blood twice. The next morning, she was fully conscious. Doctors checked and found that her arms and legs and her grasping ability seemed normal. Her speech and swallowing ability also seemed to be normal. In addition to that, she retained her short and medium term memory. Twenty days later, she walked out of the hospital by herself from the third floor. Everyone was surprised by her recovery.

When my cousin recalled her experience in the coma, she remembered that she was on a road. There was only she and I. She lay on the road. I knelt down on the ground and asked her to remember, "Falun Dafa is great." She said she promised to remember it. She had no other recollections. My cousin then realized that it was Falun Dafa that had saved her life. All of her family members are very grateful to Falun Dafa.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.org/mh/articles/2005/8/27/109252.html

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