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Brain surgery patient wakes with Irish accent
Brain surgery patient wakes with Irish accent
Posted on Wednesday, 29 April, 2009 | 5:00 | Comments: 18
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Metaphysics and Psychology
A man from Yorkshire who underwent brain surgery and spent three days on life support following a ruptured blood vessel awoke in a hospital bed and started speaking and singing in a strong Irish accent.
"A Yorkshire man woke up from brain surgery to find he'd turned from a flat vowelled, thrifty dalesman into a blarney kissing, 'Danny Boy' singing, happy-go-lucky Dubliner. The Daily Mail reports that 30 year old Chris Gregory spent three days on life support, after a blood vessel in his brain ruptured."