A man and his wife shared have the story of how their only child who was certified dead woke up when he was about to be buried.
In an interview with Afrimax, they also revealed why he no longer has legs.
In the said interview, the man who lost a leg due to an accident and his wife who underwent a mastectomy to treat cancer said their son was healthy and normal when they gave birth to him, however, while growing up, he caught a disease that affected his legs.
They said their son’s leg became so bad that blood started coming out so they rushed him to the hospital where his condition deteriorated and he was eventually declared dead, afterwards, they took his body home to prepare for his funeral.
According to the couple, in the middle of the night, while they were still preparing to bury their son, one of their guests who approached the body discovered that his heart was still beating and everyone was shocked. They said in the morning, their son woke up and started moving his hands.
They also said that after he woke up, they took him to a traditional doctor in search of a cure for his leg disease, however, his condition worsened and they had to take him to a hospital where his legs were eventually amputated.
Their son who also spoke to Afrimax revealed that growing up without legs was very tough, however, he developed self-acceptance after he joined a school for the disabled where he saw others like him happy and living a good life despite their condition.
He also said he takes care of his parents with the money he makes from repairing shoes and doing odd jobs since his parents can no longer work due to their condition.
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