Chinese woman in her 70s wakes up in coffin before dying for good 2 days later
A woman in her 70s from Hebei province, China, who had been suffering from cerebral thrombosis and cancer, was brought home by her family for end-of-life care after doctors deemed her cancer untreatable. On September 8, relatives found no signs of life and placed her in a refrigerated coffin.

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AI-generatedA woman in her 70s from Hebei province, China, who had been suffering from cerebral thrombosis and cancer, was brought home by her family for end-of-life care after doctors deemed her cancer untreatable. On September 8, relatives found no signs of life and placed her in a refrigerated coffin. The following evening, her daughter-in-law heard sounds from the coffin, and the family removed the woman. By September 11, she had regained consciousness, able to open her eyes, though still in critical condition. She ultimately died later that night and was buried on September 13.
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5 extractedA woman in her 70s in China briefly showed signs of life after being placed in a coffin.
The woman regained consciousness but remained in critical condition.
Her daughter-in-law heard faint 'humming' sounds from inside the coffin.
The woman had been suffering from cerebral thrombosis and cancer.
Families in rural China commonly keep the deceased at home in refrigerated coffins for three to seven days.