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Australian doctors have added to evidence that there can be life after death by reviving a woman 42 minutes after she had been declared dead.

 

Motheroftwo Vanessa Tanasio, 41, was rushed to hospital in Melbourne after suffering a major heart attack at her home in the suburb of Narre Warren.

 

Paramedics tried desperately to revive her in the ambulance but on arrival at the Monash Heart Hospital she was declared clinically dead.

 

But today Mrs Tanasio was sitting up

 

in her hospital bed smiling and chatting to her mother Virginia and

 

children Ella,, 11, and Max, 9, who had come to visit.

 

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'Miracle patient': Moncler Cheap Mrs Tanasio was sitting up in her hospital bed smiling and chatting to her children Ella, 11, and Max, 9, who had come to visit. They are pictured with Sergeant Mark Robertson from the Victoria Police

 

Mrs Tanasio, described by Australian media as a 'miracle patient', owes her life to a hightech machine that kept blood flowing to her brain.

 

With her brain continuing to function thanks to the 10,000 device called LUCAS2, surgeons were able to perform emergency treatment on her heart and return it to a normal rhythm.

 

'I feel excellent, ' Mrs Tanasio said in a brief telephone interview from hospital.

 

'For someone who has been dead for nearly an hour I am feeling tremendously well.' A saleswoman with an earthmoving company, Mrs Tanasio said she had not previously been troubled with heart problems.

 

'This has taken me completely by surprise. I'm relieved to be still here for my children.

 

'The doctors and nurses have been awesome the machine is awesome.'

 

Police sergeant Mark Robertson, part of the police team that raised the money for the machine in conjunction with the hospital, told Melbourne's Herald Sun newspaper that he was thrilled with Mrs Tanasio's recovery.

 

Dead on arrival: Paramedics tried desperately to revive her in the ambulance but on arrival at the Monash Heart Hospital (pictured) she was declared clinically dead

 

A hospital spokesman today described Mrs Tanasio's survival as 'astonishing'.

 

Cardiologist Wally Ahmar worked to unblock the arteries to Mrs Tanasio's heart before other doctors moved in to shock the heart back to normal.

 

'She's in good cheap ugg shoes spirits,' said the hospital spokesman. 'This is exceedingly good news.'

 

Earlier this year, Melbourne man Colin Fiedler, 39, was 'brought back to life' after suffering a major heart attack and was declared clinically dead for more than half an hour.

 

On that occasion, doctors used the same hightech compression machine which fits around the chest and helps the heart to restart.

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