Boy Begs For Food For His Sick Mother But When They Followed Him, They Uncovered Horrible Secret
Nov 20, 2022
Boy Begs For Food For His Sick Mother But When They Followed Him, They Uncovered Horrible Secret
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long after a car accident left him in a
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minimally conscious state in 1984. he
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woke up one day and said Mom then he
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kept talking before we start can we get
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Terry Wallace at his home in Arkansas in
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2006 three years after he regained the
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ability to speak he's a unicorn in the
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sense that he emerged so late a doctor
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said we'll never know exactly why he
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emerged after 19 years
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credit Ron Phillips for the New York
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Times and who then became a subject of a
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major study that showed how a damaged
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brain could heal itself died on March 29
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in a rehabilitation facility in Cersei
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Arc he was 57 he had pneumonia and heart
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problems said his brother George Wallace
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who confirmed the death Terry Wallace
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was 19 when the pickup truck he was in
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with two friends skidded off a small
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bridge in the Ozark Mountains of
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Northern Arkansas and landed upside down
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in a dry riverbed the accident left him
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in a coma for a brief time then in a
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persistent vegetated stay for several
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months one friend died the other
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recovered
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but on June 11 2003 he effectively
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returned to the world when upon seeing
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his mother Anjali he suddenly said Mom
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at the sight of the woman he was told
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was his adult daughter Amber who was six
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weeks old at the time of the accident he
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said you're beautiful and told her that
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he loved her within a three-day period
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from saying mom and Pepsi he had
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regained verbal fluency said Doctor
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Nicholas Schiff a professor of Neurology
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and Neuroscience at Wild Cornell
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medicine in Manhattan who led Imaging
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studies of Mr Wallace's brain
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the findings were presented in 2006 in
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the journal of clinical investigation
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he was disoriented doctor Schiff in a
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phone interview said of Mr Wallace's
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emergence he thought it was still 1984
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but otherwise he knew all the people in
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his family and had that fluency Mr
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Wallace's brain scans the first ever of
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a late recovering patient revealed
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changes in the strength of apparent
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connections within the back of the brain
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which is believed to have helped his
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conscious awareness and in the midline
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cerebellum an area involved in motor
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control which may have accounted for the
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very limited movement in his arms and
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legs while he was minimally conscious
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he's a unicorn in the sense that he
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emerged so late doctor Schiff said but
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he added we'll never know exactly why he
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emerged after 19 years
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Mr Wallace's Stanley believes that
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regular visits home while he was
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minimally conscious had an impact
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we think that helped his Awakening his
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brother George said Mr Wallace's
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recovery occurred nearly two years
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before the death of Terry skiavo a
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Florida woman who had suffered extensive
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brain damage and fell into a persistent
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vegetative state when her heart stopped
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beating in 1990. her feeding tube had
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been removed after a bitter National
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debate over patients rights Terry Wayne
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Wallace was born on April 7 1964 in
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Mariana Ark his father Jerry was a
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mechanic and a farmer
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his mother Anjali Marshall Wallace
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worked in a shirt factory at the time of
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his accident Mr Wallace was working as
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an auto mechanic and his brother said
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was a little wild and lived on the edge
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doing what he could do to enjoy life
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after Terry awakened in 2003 his father
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said in an interview he enjoyed flirting
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with the nurses and he could move his
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arms and legs but couldn't get up he
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added he could talk to us but it was
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like time had stopped for him he
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remembered people from the time he
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wrecked George Wallace recalled an
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incident from eight years ago when he
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took his wife Lindsay to visit his
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brother who by then was more than a
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decade into his recovery she's George's
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wife Mr Wallace said and Terry said
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she's way too pretty and way too old for
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him
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he was thinking that I was still 12
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years old
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until he was moved to a rehabilitation
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facility eight months ago Mr Wallace
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spent nearly all of the last 19 years
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living at his parents home
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cared for by family members including
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his daughter and his mother who died in
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2018.
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she was in blue his brother George said
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the absolute savior in addition to his
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brother George his daughter and his
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father Mr Wallace is survived by another
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brother Perry a sister Tanya bays and
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three grandchildren his marriage to
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Sandy Wallace ended in divorce doctor
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Schiff said that Mr Wallace and other
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patients are still teaching us about the
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potential for the brain to deal with
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trauma
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I think Terry's Legacy to neuroscience
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at the highest level he said is to
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instill our enduring undiluted and deep
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interest in understanding how human
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consciousness May recover after a
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serious brain injury
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the obituary said Wallace mother Anjali
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and other family cared for him
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relentlessly during his coma and
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afterward family brought him home on
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Alternate weekends for years because
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doctors believe it would help his
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Awakening period
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he still thought it was 1984 when he
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regained awareness his mother died in
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2018. the obituary said Wallace enjoyed
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eating anything at any time and loved
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drinking Pepsi he died March 29 in big
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Flat Arkansas
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Terry was a great teaser and loved to
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tease his sister his wonderful sense of
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humor will be greatly missed by his
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family the obituary read Wallace is
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survived by his father siblings daughter
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and three grandchildren
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