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At 32, I faced something that should have taken my life. I had an AVM (Arteriovenous Malformation) in my brain stem that ruptured and caused a massive stroke. Doctors told my parents there was no hope—I wasn’t supposed to survive. I fell into a coma that lasted 23 months. Nearly two years passed where my family lived with uncertainty and fear. At one point, a doctor even told my mom to stop feeding me. But she refused. She believed in me when no one else did. And then, against all odds, I woke up. Only 1% survive what happened to me. I am that 1%. My journey is proof that miracles happen, that love makes a difference, and that you should never give up—even when the world says it’s over