Woman wakes from 7year coma at Bryan Adams concert
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A German woman has woken up from a seven year coma after she was taken in a wheelchair to see Bryan Adams in concert.
Christiane Kittel, now 24, was a pupil at her local school in Regensburg, when she fell into a coma.
Doctors diagnosed a lung embolism and, despite emergency surgery to save her life, Christiane never fully recovered - spending the last seven years in a coma.
Her mother, Adelheid Kittel, said: "Bryan Adams was always her biggest hero and she loved his music before she fell into a coma.
"When I heard about the concert in Regensburg I knew straight away that I had to take her there. I decided that Christiane had to hear him.
"Christiane was sitting in her special wheelchair and suddenly she started showing reactions that for seven years we have been dreaming of.
"She opened her eyes and actually watched what was going on, she started to move in the wheelchair, and she was totally fascinated by the music and the singer.
"I will never forget it, I could have hugged the whole world. When we got back to the clinic she was still animated, and three times she called my name, she said Mama."
Her doctor Gerhard Weber confirmed she has suffered no relapses since the recovery. He said: "She is a perfect example of the fact that despite the very worst injuries there is always hope."
Christiane Kittel, now 24, was a pupil at her local school in Regensburg, when she fell into a coma.
Doctors diagnosed a lung embolism and, despite emergency surgery to save her life, Christiane never fully recovered - spending the last seven years in a coma.
Her mother, Adelheid Kittel, said: "Bryan Adams was always her biggest hero and she loved his music before she fell into a coma.
"When I heard about the concert in Regensburg I knew straight away that I had to take her there. I decided that Christiane had to hear him.
"Christiane was sitting in her special wheelchair and suddenly she started showing reactions that for seven years we have been dreaming of.
"She opened her eyes and actually watched what was going on, she started to move in the wheelchair, and she was totally fascinated by the music and the singer.
"I will never forget it, I could have hugged the whole world. When we got back to the clinic she was still animated, and three times she called my name, she said Mama."
Her doctor Gerhard Weber confirmed she has suffered no relapses since the recovery. He said: "She is a perfect example of the fact that despite the very worst injuries there is always hope."
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Dai Capp said: I guess she fell into the coma at the start of 'Everything I Do, I Do It For You' and woke just in time for the final chorus
DC
Dai Cap - Edited to add, just looked at your profile, where in Derbyshire are you from? I'm near Ashbourne.
>> Edited by Mrs Fish on Wednesday 12th March 12:59
Mrs Fish said:
Dai Capp said: I guess she fell into the coma at the start of 'Everything I Do, I Do It For You' and woke just in time for the final chorus
DC
Dai Cap - Edited to add, just looked at your profile, where in Derbyshire are you from? I'm near Ashbourne.
>> Edited by Mrs Fish on Wednesday 12th March 12:59
I'm in Belper and can be seen orming around in a Ruby Mica Griff (D41 CAP)...
Incidently I brought my house from a company whose finance bod had a red 4ltr Chim and was on about changing to a Tuscan. I think his TVRness probably flogged me the place!
Anyway, drop us a mail off line if you and Fish fancy a blat around the countryside, oh and isn't the road that runs the length of Carsington Water a laugh...
Cheers
DC
Did anyone else see the Maserati Ghibli Cup that was buried into the small concrete box halfway down on the RHS a few years ago ? How the £$%& did they get it wrong there 
Some barsteward's bound to put a Gatso on there sooner or later.
edited to add: house bought from someone at Pektron ?
>> Edited by mrsd on Wednesday 12th March 13:45
Some barsteward's bound to put a Gatso on there sooner or later. edited to add: house bought from someone at Pektron ?
>> Edited by mrsd on Wednesday 12th March 13:45
mrsd said: Did anyone else see the Maserati Ghibli Cup that was buried into the small concrete box halfway down on the RHS a few years ago ? How the £$%& did they get it wrong there
edited to add: house bought from someone at Pektron ?
>> Edited by mrsd on Wednesday 12th March 13:45
The house was from Wheeldons, but there are or were an awful lot of TVR's to be found around Pektron. If only they needed an HR manager mine could join the line!
Didn't see the Maser, but I did see an old 911 parked very neatly up the bank. I guess they must just have been going faster than I do
DC
Mrs Fish said:
Dai Capp said:
The house was from Wheeldons, but there are or were an awful lot of TVR's to be found around Pektron. If only they needed an HR manager mine could join the line!
DC
Thats Fish he is the FD there, small word eh
Small world indeed...
Has he got his T350 then because I'm sure I spotted one there the other day...
DC
Dai Capp said:
I'm in Belper and can be seen orming around in a Ruby Mica Griff (D41 CAP)...
Incidently I brought my house from a company whose finance bod had a red 4ltr Chim and was on about changing to a Tuscan. I think his TVRness probably flogged me the place!
Anyway, drop us a mail off line if you and Fish fancy a blat around the countryside, oh and isn't the road that runs the length of Carsington Water a laugh...
Cheers
DC
I'll certainly drop you a mail at some point, we'll have to go out for a drink. Well since you bought the house he is on his third Tiv.the Carsington Water road is cool.
I might have seen you driving around, if not you its another guy in a red griff.
Edited to add that yes, that is his T350 you saw.
>> Edited by Mrs Fish on Wednesday 12th March 14:04
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