What love, to have a wife choose to care for her husband and not give up on him. Your a HERO in my book

Sue, Lapeer, Michigan

Mrs Grzebski is a truly wonderful woman, and I would love to have seen her reaction when her husband emerged from his coma. Absolutely inspiring.

David L, Leeds, UK

Through his wife's heroic efforts he survived.
Bless her.

Jerry Scroggin, Phoenix, Arizona/USA

A very fascinating story. the gentleman had been in a coma for 19 years. During that period his body must have been effectively in a state of hibernation. It makes one wonder if his life span will be extended significantly as a result of the lengthy duration in which his body metabolism ran at a extremely low rate. It would be interesting if this gentleman allow medical scientists to monitor his progress so that we can acquire more knowledge about the possibility of putting patients with incurable diseases in a state of artificial coma so that they can be revived once a cure for the disease is found. This technique would be very valuable if doctors are on the verge of a medical breakthrough such as the imminent discovery of new drugs
or revolutionary new surgical poocedures. Mankind's desire for longevity is inherent because we all have a natural fascination for new discoveries and inventions. We want to live as long as possible so that we can witness as many remarkable human achievements in the future as possibe. Such as grand unified theory, cure for all forms of cancer, nuclear fussion for energy production and 3D TV etc.,

Wing, Poole, UK

A beautiful story. And what a true observation: No matter how well people are off they still manage to find something to complain about. Let us be happy for the blessings of freedom and capitalism, and let us hope Mr and Mrs Grzebski will be able to spend many years of happiness in their latter years.

William Hagerup, London,

Well , that IS amazing! Here in France, shops are closed on Sunday!!

elizabeth schumann, Paris, France

When I was a young boy I asked my mother whether there iwas a >heaven> and whether GOD really lives. Her answer was very simple: Heaven is where you are loved and GOD lives in the heart of someone who loves you more than his life.
Mrs Grzebski gave a proof that my mother was right. Thank you and I will tell this story to my grandchildren to keep it alive.

Dirk R Bode, Hamburg, Germany,

The media persist in referring to those who are paralyzed and unable to speak as "in a come". This is not the case in many instances. The patient is "locked in", fully cogniznant but unable to communicate in conventional ways. This error is most often observed after a diagnosis of PVS persistent vegetative state after anoxia - oxygen deprivation. I know. My wife has been in this state for nine and a half years and she is able to spell out words using eyeblinks, So stop using the term "Coma" so loosely. He didn't regain "consicousness" in April. He regained the ability to communicate normally. He was consicous throughout. That is why he remembered family gatherings.and various other events. Those in a true coma cannot.. But because those around them ignore them and do not speak directly with them, they sink into an apathetic stupor for lack of stimulus. This is not a coma.
Mrs. Grzebski is the heroine of the story. May she and her husband be blessed with endless happiness.

Dr. Yacov Tabak, Jerusalem, Israel