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A member asked:
My brother-in-law died may 28th from a massive stroke. what are the chances that someone could be pronounced dead, but not be dead? just curious.
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Not likely : A trained professional usually takes great precautions including equipment to monitor heart, lung and brain activity. I Hope This Helps and YOU Feel Better.
Answered 4/1/2016
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Low: Chances are very low but not 0. It is rare that this happens that is why you see it on the news occasionally. Because it is so rare.
Answered 6/5/2015
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