On social media, a remarkable account of a woman who passed away for 27 minutes before being revived has gone viral. But her message is very amazing.
Due to the amazing backstory of a tattoo that was etched on a woman’s wrist, a photo of it has gone popular on social media.
The writing on the tattoo initially looks to be garbled, but closer inspection reveals the words “It’s real.”
The story behind Madie Johnson’s tattoo is not only strange, but also breathtakingly beautiful.
Madie noted that her aunt Tina had experienced an abrupt cardiac arrest a year prior in the caption that was posted with the tattoo.
Doctors declared Tina dead before admitting her to the hospital, but Brian, Madie’s uncle, and emergency personnel revived her.
After being placed on a defibrillator at the hospital, Tina “miraculously” awoke and requested a pen.
Then Tina scribbled, “It’s real,” on a piece of paper. “What’s real?” was a question raised by those present. Adding to her article, Madie said, “And she answered by pointing up to heaven with tears in her eyes.”
According to reports, Tina was declared dead for 27 minutes before being revived.
Madie claimed in her letter that Tina’s experience is “too real” and that it “has given me a tangibleness to an eternal hope that is not too far away.” “The way you unashamedly love Jesus and others has impacted the way I hope to live and love,” Madie concluded in the letter she had written to her aunt.
Soon later, Tina received her hospital discharge, according to Fox News. Madie included images of her aunt in her post as well.
Her message was shared online on June 19 and has already received over 22,000 likes. On Madie’s Instagram, the comments are getting increasingly emotional.
“Like you, I was greatly moved by this and it strengthened my faith. I appreciate you sharing.” As one person posted, “May we all carry out the heritage of faith Tina Marie has shown us,” another user added, “I am praying for a rapid and complete recovery for your aunt Tina.”
“Oh my god, this is just fantastic,” an another user wrote.
