Takiya Holmes had not regained consciousness since she was shot.
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Mr. Siregar, 21, never regained consciousness and died on Oct.
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Sadly, she never regained consciousness and died two days later.
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Weeks later he had brain surgery, but never regained consciousness.
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As she regained consciousness, Allen fought and squirmed beneath him.
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Rowley was interviewed by police shortly after he regained consciousness.
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The Hyattsville, Md., boxer known as B never regained consciousness.
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Subsequently, the mom regained consciousness and escaped with her daughter.
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More than once, however, such patients have regained consciousness furious.
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A source told PEOPLE he never regained consciousness from the stroke.
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Oswell never regained consciousness after she stopped breathing, the complaint said.
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He never regained consciousness and was taken off life support Tuesday.
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After being admitted to a hospital, he has reportedly regained consciousness.
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Dumbre then regained consciousness and was pulled up through a rope.
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Szabo never regained consciousness and was taken off life support Tuesday.
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Mr. Rowley has regained consciousness, and he is speaking to investigators.
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When she regained consciousness 11 hours later, her baby was dead.
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The man regained consciousness and was treated by emergency responders, Machtemes says.
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After he regained consciousness, the team sent him back onto the field.
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When Pygott regained consciousness, he found a zip tie choking his neck.
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More than a week after the accident, Chloe stabilized and regained consciousness.
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A family member told the NYDN that she has not regained consciousness.
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Maddie regained consciousness two days later, and is now recuperating at home.
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The man regained consciousness before he was transported to the capital's hospital.
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She regained consciousness and later talked to the crew, the complaint says.
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Rowley was released from the hospital on Friday after he regained consciousness.
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He died two days later from internal bleeding, never having regained consciousness.
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He underwent a series of intensive surgeries and has since regained consciousness.
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Carrie never regained consciousness and died days after at UCLA Medical Center.
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Schumacher has not yet regained consciousness, according to the BBC, and remains hospitalized.
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The cowboy, who trained and shoed horses with his dad, never regained consciousness.
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After a few seconds, O'Connell regained consciousness and the medical team cleared her.
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Her partner, Charlie Rowley, initially was in critical condition, but has regained consciousness.
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Jay regained consciousness immediately and was transported directly to the UCI medical center.
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She regained consciousness due to the excruciating pain before more anesthesias was given.
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But Karl and the doctors were left speechless when Michele suddenly regained consciousness.
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She never regained consciousness, and was eventually taken off life support, it added.
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Although he had not regained consciousness, he was now breathing without machine support.
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Brown never regained consciousness before she died six months later in the hospital.
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"I only regained consciousness when they poured cold water over me," says Guo.
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Bouwmeester regained consciousness after the incident and was transported to a local hospital.
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Bouwmeester regained consciousness after the incident and was transported to a local hospital.
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He never regained consciousness and died days later at the age of 22.
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After a few minutes, Vilma regained consciousness and began throwing up the medication.
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The chief said Irwin regained consciousness and was able to talk about what happened.
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Mr. Skripal remains in critical condition, but his daughter, Yulia, regained consciousness last week.
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She died at a hospice in July at age 22, having never regained consciousness.
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But when she regained consciousness moments later, the gunman told Rukundo they'd spare her.
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She passed out briefly, then regained consciousness and felt someone on top of her.
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Warmbier, who was 20183 at the time, was blind, deaf and never regained consciousness.
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Ms. Butler never regained consciousness after Mr. Cowan crashed his truck into her car.
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When he regained consciousness, he says, an officer was kicking him in the chest.
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When she regained consciousness after falling asleep in Sanchez's backseat, he was raping her.
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Charlie Rowley, left, regained consciousness Tuesday after being exposed to the deadly nerve agent Novichok.
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Slowly as I regained consciousness, I realized I was in the back of a car.
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Earlier Tuesday, Padula said Remington, 55, regained consciousness Monday night in a Coeur d'Alene hospital.
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Maddie regained consciousness two days later, was talking and showed no signs of neurological damage.
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Flight crew and the doctor then took turns administering CPR, but Oswell never regained consciousness.
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She never fully regained consciousness and was kept on life support following her near-drowning.
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" Soon thereafter, Gracie regained consciousness and started speaking, telling Phillips that she felt "much better.
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He regained consciousness a few hours after surgery and suffered no brain trauma, doctors said.
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When Fiorini regained consciousness outside, she helplessly watched her home and belongings turn to ash.
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"DeShawn was visibly bleeding from the head wound and never regained consciousness," reads the complaint.
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When he regained consciousness, he was lying face down on the ground, sore all over.
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Yulia Skripal, who was in a coma for 20 days, regained consciousness before her father.
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The sergeant regained consciousness and began engaging enemy fighters in three directions, the slides suggest.
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Once Robinson had regained consciousness, he apparently pleaded with Carlos to slow down the car.
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The report says he never regained consciousness, and a cause of death was not stated.
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The victim lost consciousness, only realizing he had been shot when he regained consciousness, Singh said.
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When she regained consciousness, she was handcuffed, taken to a clinic, and shortly afterward, to prison.
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She suffered severe brain damage and never regained consciousness while receiving medical treatment, the affidavit states.
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She regained consciousness after being looked at by a doctor, and later collapsed in a bathroom.
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The reporter eventually regained consciousness and was taken out of the room to receive medical assistance.
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"When I regained consciousness, I saw people and parts of the bus below me," he said.
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The Air Force said in a statement that the child regained consciousness after about a minute.
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Anderson regained consciousness and told police and paramedics he'd been in an argument that got physical.
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Slaten lost consciousness and never regained consciousness before he left through the window, Mills told police.
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He never regained consciousness despite immediate medical attention, the organizers said in a statement at the time.
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Paramedics met the plane when it landed but the rapper, who regained consciousness, allegedly refused medical treatment.
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She regained consciousness as police photographers -- who thought she was dead -- took pictures of the crime scene.
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Though the child has not yet regained consciousness, her family sees signs that she may be improving.
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She was rushed to the hospital, where she underwent emergency brain surgery, but she never regained consciousness.
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Lacey regained consciousness as police photographers -- who thought she was dead -- took pictures of the crime scene.
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Remington regained consciousness on Monday evening as a candlelight vigil for his recovery was underway, Padula said.
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He has not regained consciousness since the attack, friends say, so he can't be asked about it.
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She regained consciousness after officers applied a tourniquet to stop the bleeding from her wrist, police said.
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She regained consciousness after officers applied a tourniquet to stop the bleeding, and was taken into custody.
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Can you tell me about the first moments that you regained consciousness and were recovering from this injury?
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Luke died an hour later, and Daniel died several days later at a hospital, having never regained consciousness.
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When he regained consciousness, he was in Sugar Land, TX, just over 40 miles away from the airport.
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He was told when he first regained consciousness, his main concern was for the status of his cat.
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According to Aviation Week, the pilot regained consciousness around that moment and was able to take control again.
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She then regained consciousness once escorted onto the jetway, police said, before ultimately being taken to the hospital.
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She regained consciousness, but then had multiple fainting spells ... so her daughter, Pumpkin drove her to the hospital.
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Investigators say Sabo hit the concrete and never regained consciousness and was taken off life support Tuesday afternoon.
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Sharista Giles, who gave birth while in a coma, died on Monday, three years after she regained consciousness.
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When she regained consciousness, the driver was on top of her, raping her, according to the police report.
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She said she regained consciousness in an emergency room where she was detained by police, BuzzFeed News reported.
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Yulia Skripal regained consciousness a couple weeks ago and thanked those who treated her and her father. 5.
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The soldier has now regained consciousness and has asked to watch television, South Korean news agency Yonhap reports.
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She was rushed to the Medical Center of Arlington Hospital but never regained consciousness, reports local TV station KDFW.
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Kennedy never regained consciousness, and he was pronounced dead at 1:44 am local time on June 6, 1968.
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And years later, Kardashian is still able to recall his first words after he regained consciousness following the overdose.
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Khongthan reportedly regained consciousness five minutes later and was taken to the local hospital where she was pronounced dead.
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After they regained consciousness, Fachruzio returned to class but began to feel a strange sensation all over his body.
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But later, when I was in an ambulance, I regained consciousness and I saw a bus full of Cambodians.
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When I regained consciousness, we delved into the difficult and thankless task of fixing me (and my profile). 1.
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He says he regained consciousness in intensive care but doesn't remember what happened, saying it's possible he was targeted.
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But about a week later, to the surprise of many, the police announced that Yulia Skripal had regained consciousness.
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According to Yonhap News' report, Jong-hyun experienced cardiac arrest and was transported to a hospital but never regained consciousness.
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The employee then gets word from another staff member, who reports that Graham had regained consciousness and was drinking water.
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When he regained consciousness hours later, he had 18 stitches in his belly, and shrapnel wounds all over his midriff.
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Rich never regained consciousness and was transported to a nearby hospital where he was placed into a medically induced coma.
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Medics were quickly called in as well, and Kudo eventually regained consciousness and was standing up after a few minutes.
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A third pedestrian was upgraded to stable from critical, while the fourth suffered a fractured skull and had regained consciousness.
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When Ashwaq regained consciousness, she learned that her children were already buried, and that she would never see them again.
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When the victim regained consciousness, (she was) in the back seat of the vehicle being sexually assaulted by the suspect.
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As we reported, when Demi regained consciousness she refused to tell the EMTs what drug or drugs she had taken.
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Paramedics found her unconscious and, when she regained consciousness, she refused to tell EMTs what drug caused the 911 emergency.
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The English man who was exposed to the deadly nerve agent Novichok last week has regained consciousness, according to hospital officials.
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He fell to the ground, and a bystander called an ambulance that transported him to the hospital, where he regained consciousness.
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Later, she woke up at her grandmother's house and was eventually taken to a hospital, at which point she regained consciousness.
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When he regained consciousness, he saw that his mother and sister had been killed in the attack, along with 10 others.
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The 24-year-old soldier, surnamed Oh, has regained consciousness and is undergoing further treatment, the hospital treating him said Wednesday.
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When she regained consciousness, she found herself handcuffed to a hospital bed; she was later sentenced to 12 years in prison.
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Chapman regained consciousness and fought for an hour after being gunned down but managed to kill two more enemies, reports said.
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Doctors attempted to resuscitate him after he was found not breathing, but he never regained consciousness and died a week later.
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Doctors said he had regained consciousness, having had two operations to extract the bullets, and his breathing was stable and unassisted.
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Although the hospital had placed her under constant observation after she was admitted, the precautions were removed after she regained consciousness.
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The elder Colombo, who never completely regained consciousness and died seven years later, insisted publicly that the Mafia was a myth.
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Ruiz called the police after she regained consciousness, and she was treated at a nearby hospital for facial fractures and a concussion.
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"After an unknown period of time, Ms. Ruehli regained consciousness and found herself on a bed with Mr. Cosby," the suit alleges.
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Jamie Lynn Spears' 8-year-old daughter Maddie Aldridge regained consciousness following an ATV accident at her parents' Louisiana home on Sunday.
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The 26-year-old guard -- a former star at Hofstra -- never regained consciousness and died 2 days later from sudden cardiac death.
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The mother was given seven doses of Narcan and then transported to a hospital because she had not regained consciousness, police said.
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Afterward, he tried waking her up, bringing her into their bathroom to splash water on her face, but she never regained consciousness.
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But she regained consciousness after officers applied a tourniquet to stop the bleeding, and the employee, 52, was placed in police custody.
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She remembered going upstairs to use the bathroom, then nothing until she regained consciousness while Mr. Batali, she said, was raping her.
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Meanwhile, Pastor Tim Remington, shot six times Sunday outside his church in Coeur d'Alene, has regained consciousness and is talking with his family.
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After the accident, Greta underwent brain surgery, but she never regained consciousness, according to Greene's 2016 opinion piece in The New York Times.
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The father-of-two was rushed to nearby MetroHealth where he regained consciousness before being transferred to Cleveland Clinic for a liver transplant.
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Hobbs allegedly told police he "blacked out" during the shaking and noticed the child had stopped breathing when he regained consciousness, Tabor said.
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Three days after his first treatment, he regained consciousness — although months passed before he cleared what remained of the superbug from his body.
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And, from time to time, the media prints accounts of patients who have been in comas and have regained consciousness after many months.
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Mr. Wisham was taken to the hospital, but he never regained consciousness and was pronounced dead the same day at 3:40 p.m.
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Mr. Rowley, who lived near the city, survived the poisoning, and after he regained consciousness, he provided a critical break in the case.
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It went on like that for some time, he said: he would pass out, and when he regained consciousness the beating started again.
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My speech was paralyzed for quite a while after I regained consciousness and the feeling of fatigue continued for the rest of the day.
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When he regained consciousness, he refused to speak, like a person afraid to scream out of fear he would never be able to stop.
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Apparently he regained consciousness and, when flight attendant told him he had to get off the plane, we're told he became belligerent and loud.
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She had never regained consciousness after Lomas found her in that bathroom, and spent a nightmarish six months of medically induced comas and hospice stays.
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News."With her father, mother and stepfather by her side, Maddie regained consciousness mid-day Tuesday, February 7," a family representative said in a statement.
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The 24-year-old soldier, surnamed Oh, has regained consciousness after being shot and was undergoing treatment, according to the hospital where he was taken.
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He was helped by team medical personnel and on-site emergency medical technicians, and regained consciousness before he was taken to a hospital by ambulance.
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As for the stricken audience member, they regained consciousness and were later cleared and released from the hospital, the venue said in a social media statement.
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The Air Force reviewed drone footage years later that showed Chapman was likely just unconscious and was forced to fight extremists alone after he regained consciousness.
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Friend and fellow driver Marco Andretti says the first thing Hinchcliffe wanted to know when he regained consciousness was when he could get back on the track.
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The actor was hospitalized for five days, with a source telling PEOPLE at the time that he never regained consciousness, and on March 4, he sadly died.
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He choked her and she passed out, she told the police, and when she regained consciousness, she had a cut on her head that required 25 stitches.
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Mr. Lockett regained consciousness, which indicated that the midazolam had not kept him insensate to the pain of the subsequent drugs, and began to writhe and yell.
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Chum was taken by ambulance to a local hospital, and was later airlifted to a hospital in the city of Huntsville, where he died never having regained consciousness.
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Emergency crews found Brown unresponsive in her suburban Atlanta home in January 2015, and she died at a hospice in July at age 22, having never regained consciousness.
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Ken stayed with the woman until an ambulance arrived -- we're told at some point she regained consciousness while under his care and was brought back to her feet.
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She never regained consciousness, and after a nightmarish six months of medically induced comas and hospice stays, she slipped away on July 26 at the age of 5003.
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The flight made an emergency landing and the victim was taken to the hospital, where she regained consciousness and showed no signs of brain damage from the incident.
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But moments after receiving the shock from the A.E.D., which enabled his heart to again pump oxygen-rich blood to his brain and body, Mr. Feig regained consciousness.
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She had previously told the authorities that shortly afterward, the man struck her in the face several times, and when she regained consciousness, it was 1:30 a.m.
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While taking a lifeguarding test with his 14-year-old-son Kai at the North Shore Aquatic Center in St. Petersburg, Florida, Tomalin reportedly collapsed and never regained consciousness.
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Anderson's accuser said that she regained consciousness shortly after the incident and found a friend inside the party to take her to the hospital, where she underwent an examination.
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When he regained consciousness, Chuck provided medical support to his Marine, cleared a landing zone for a medevac and then came under heavy fire for the next six hours.
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A doctor aboard the flight spoke with Oswell after she regained consciousness and initially believed she was suffering from a panic attack, per court documents obtained by Columbia's The State .
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When she regained consciousness hours later in a hospital, the woman said she did not know the defendant and did not consent to sexual acts with him, the report says.
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" Reynolds spoke about how he nearly died and how the coma ended his addiction in his memoir, But Enough About Me. "After about 8 or 9 hours I regained consciousness.
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But that view has been challenged in recent years, as errors and problematic executions, including one in Oklahoma in 2014 in which an inmate regained consciousness, have gained widespread notice.
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"As John fired on the second bunker he was shot and fell to the ground and lost consciousness," Trump said, noting that once Chapman regained consciousness, he continued to fight.
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Both were taken to a nearby hospital and treated, but Courtney never regained consciousness and died a week later, according to a news release provided by Schaumburg Police Lt. Shawn Green.
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When he regained consciousness, he said his first thought was to make sure his mother did not hear about his wounds — not knowing his family had already given him a burial.
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When she regained consciousness, the Uber driver was on top of her, raping her, a block from her home, according to the police report and two sources familiar with the investigation.
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They were both taken to a nearby hospital and treated, but Courtney never regained consciousness and died a week later, according to a news release provided by Schaumburg Police Lt. Shawn Green.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British man poisoned with the Novichok nerve agent 10 days ago has regained consciousness and is now in a critical but stable condition, Salisbury District Hospital said on Tuesday.
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He regained consciousness, and Rivera notified a nearby police officer to radio an ambulance and wait with the man, while he rushed off to get his wife to the train on time.
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Once the patients regained consciousness, hospital workers tried to avoid telling them too much about what had happened, for fear of compromising the investigation, said the hospital's medical director, Dr. Christine Blanshard.
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Later, she regained consciousness in May 2015, and managed to tell her family what happened, but said she didn't dare to speak out in public till now, out of fear of Liu.
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"I was so thankful when they told me he had regained consciousness and was getting better and to talk to him on the phone at the hospital was such a relief," Matthew said.
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It was only when he regained consciousness in a hospital that the police told him that the substance was Novichok, he said in an interview with the British television channel ITV in July.
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Clinton, thinking she had a light schedule, ignored the advice and attended the 9/11 memorial, where the heat and humidity got to her, causing her to pass out, though she quickly regained consciousness.
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She was given a dose of epinephrine from the plane's emergency medical kit and was also given cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) until the flight landed in Dallas, but she never regained consciousness, the lawsuit said.
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On Saturday morning, an 8-year-old Connecticut girl who had regained consciousness after a strangulation attempt by her mother discovered her mom's dead body in another room in the home, Fairfield police tell PEOPLE.
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In the killing of General Khattiya, who never regained consciousness and died several days later, a report by an independent body concluded that the assassin had probably fired from a building controlled by the military.
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When he regained consciousness, his parents were in the room arguing with one another and his younger brother had smeared soiled diapers all over the living room window, as if in attempt to keep something out.
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"That I covered myself with a wet towel and thick blankets was all I remember," Lee Ok-soon, 78, a Sejong Hospital patient, told the national news agency Yonhap after she regained consciousness in another hospital.
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When she regained consciousness, she went to a police station to file a report, but later, according to news media reports, she began to vomit continuously and was taken in an ambulance to a nearby hospital.
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Though his injuries prevented him from walking, he regained consciousness and seemed to be recovering, his doctors said, but the infection was tenacious and gave no ground to meropenem, the best antibiotic in the hospital's arsenal.
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Bouwmeester regained consciousness immediately, and was alert and able to move his extremities by the time he was transported to the hospital, Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong said after the incident.
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When Galloway regained consciousness a short time later and complained about her head, Black quickly called emergency services and explained that her daughter was breathing but was "drooling from the mouth," she told the Tampa Bay Times.
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A woman in Georgia was shot in the head when she wasn't looking by her ex-boyfriend, who told her when she regained consciousness that she had been in a car accident and been cut by glass.
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" The country singer's daughter regained consciousness mid-day Tuesday at the hospital, which told PEOPLE in an exclusive statement provided by a Spears family rep that "it appears she has not suffered any neurological consequences from the accident.
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They presented the nightmare of Clayton Lockett's execution in April 2014, during which he twisted in pain and regained consciousness to blurt out "this shit is fucking with my head" before succumbing after 43 minutes of apparent suffering.
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As we first reported, Jessica claims she blacked out after having wine and dinner with Guillod and a friend, and when she regained consciousness ... she was in her car, and Guillod was standing outside of it, yelling at her.
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Stepfather's car is found The car Vence was driving, a silver Nissan Altima, was found Thursday morning in the parking lot of a shopping mall in Missouri City, Texas, about 4 or 5 miles from where Vence said he regained consciousness.
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In Isn't It Romantic, when Natalie wakes from her 18-hour, medically-induced coma, she bolts out of bed after her doctor gets a verbal agreement not to be sued if she injures herself—y'know, because she literally just regained consciousness.
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His condition was not disclosed by North Korean authorities until June 2017, the same month he was released back to the US. But he never regained consciousness, and just six days after his return home, he died at age 22.
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He rushed back to attend to her but the positive news that she had regained consciousness was soon negated by the fact she could not recognize him with doctors saying her recovery was likely to take at least six months.
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Doctors concluded that Mr. Lockett had not been fully sedated; he regained consciousness during the process and writhed in pain before he died, long after witnesses, including members of the news media, had been escorted from the death chamber's viewing room.
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It was only when he regained consciousness weeks later in a British hospital that the police told him what the substance was: a military-grade nerve agent known as a Novichok that British authorities believe was most likely left behind by Russian assassins.
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The case concerned a 52-year-old former financial analyst with extensive brain injury, who was identified in court only as Mr. Y. He never regained consciousness after a cardiac arrest in June 2017, and needed clinically assisted nutrition and hydration to keep him alive.
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Model Stefanie Sherk was discovered by her husband April 12 at the bottom of their pool in Sherman Oaks, CA with weights strapped to her back and ankles, and despite efforts to resuscitate her ... she never regained consciousness and died at the hospital 8 days later.
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But to hear Bennett tell it, the video that came out afterward missed the most important part: he regained consciousness as Silva kicked his feet, told The Axe Murderer "Nigga I ain't scared of you," knocked Silva out with a punch, then ran out of the room.
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The incident that precipitated Rogan's request was the post-fight, in-cage interview he conducted with Overeem not five minutes after the fighter regained consciousness, a bizarre conversation that saw a slow and sedated Overeem claiming that Stipe Miocic had actually tapped to a guillotine choke earlier in the fighter but that it hadn't been seen by the ref.
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Once she'd regained consciousness in her bed, her friends told her what had happened, they called her parents, and they went to the local hospital to make sure she was OK. "I think in a lot of scenarios, that would've put me off traveling but no, it did the opposite, I realised that as long as I'm around people who are aware, then I'll be in safe hands," she said.
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The idea of stowing away must be as ancient as the first human hitching a ride on a seafaring vessel out of old Mesopotamia, but in the covfefe clatter of our times, I find myself more and more fixated on such stories: The 23-year-old in the wheel well of a plane ride from New Delhi to London whose body temperature dropped, causing him to pass out until he regained consciousness on the ground at Heathrow.
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