Woman Comes Out of Grave After 3 Years

Reports indicate that an elderly woman buried for three years was discovered alive by family members, with video of the event going viral online. It shows an elderly lady in a white casket who suddenly rises and begins walking towards them – her face can only be seen through hands reaching out as though grasping at something from underneath the ground.

Family members of the woman have been left stunned by this unexpected development, taking her to hospital immediately in order to conduct tests to ascertain why she suddenly awakened.

Not for the first time has someone believed dead returned to life after being declared deceased for some time. A similar event took place in January 2018 at Water’s Edge Rehab and Nursing Center in Port Jefferson when an 82-year-old woman who had been declared dead began gasping for air while being unzipped from her body bag and taken to O.B. Davis Funeral Home was later revived by medical professionals.

Brazilian family members were surprised to discover a woman buried for almost two weeks was discovered alive by relatives after suffering a heart attack and being brought to Senhora Santana Cemetery for burial, reports local media outlets. Unfortunately due to lack of space she wasn’t dug up until after hearing moans coming from within the gravesite and hearing relatives digging it up, and was discovered still warm and breathing when family members found her warm body alive inside.

Relatives who had come together for an Ecuador funeral were shocked to discover a 76-year-old woman was trying to wake herself from death by banging on her coffin and banging against it with both hands. After suffering cardiopulmonary arrest and possible stroke, she was taken to a hospital but doctors declared her deceased when no resuscitation efforts worked despite best efforts at saving her.

Losing a loved one can be heartbreaking, and when unexpected it can be even more so. Grieving over such losses may cause anxiety, depression and other emotional complications for survivors – yet these problems can be overcome with help from family, friends and professionals.

Torajans in southern Sulawesi, Indonesia are well known for their elaborate funeral rituals. As Torajans do not view death as final, they perform elaborate funeral ceremonies to pay their respects to deceased loved ones who have left them. Some practices of Toraja can be disturbing for others but have become part of its culture – exhuming bodies of deceased to revive and preserve them for later use; building houses near graves; placing statues in honor of dead relatives etc… Though others may view these practices with dismay or disgust, Torajans embrace them wholeheartedly as part of its culture – while outsiders may view these practices with great respect as part of Torajan culture!