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  • Judy Cox writes phrases for her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, to do the corresponding action, which he completed almost every time, Destin, Fla., Nov. 18, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Dr. Eddie Zant and his assistant move Chris Cox, 29, onto a stretcher to receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy, Destin, Fla., Nov. 18, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Wayne Cox stretches the hand of his son Chris,   a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 18, 2011. Cox's parents, who take care of him, must stretch his hands, legs and other parts of his body to relieve the tension caused by the brain injury. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Chris Cox, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, communicates with a fellow patient's mother from inside of a hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber, Destin, Fla., Nov. 18, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox writes phrases for her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, to do the corresponding action, which he completed almost every time, Destin, Fla., Nov. 18, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Chris Cox, 29, watches workers and guests from inside the chamber where he receives hyperbaric oxygen therapy, Destin, Fla., Nov. 18, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Chris Cox, 29, is seen receiving hyperbaric oxygen therapy, Destin, Fla., Nov. 18, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox, is seen caring for her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Chris Cox, 29, is seen receiving hyperbaric  oxygen therapy, Destin, Fla., Nov. 18, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox takes care of her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox takes care of her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox takes care of her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox takes care of her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Chris Cox, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, is seen in Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Chris Cox, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor is seen in Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. His parents Judy and Wayne take care of him. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Chris Cox, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, is seen with his mother, Judy, in Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox takes care of her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox takes care of her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Wayne Cox kisses his son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Wayne and his wife Judy take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Wayne Cox encourages his son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, to reach his hand with his finger, Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Wayne and his wife Judy take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox stretches the fingers of her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor,  Destin, Fla., Nov. 19, 2011. Cox's parents, who take care of him, must stretch his hands, legs and other parts of his body to relieve the tension caused by the brain injury. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox prepares medicines for her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox prepares medicines for her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Wayne Cox kisses his son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Wayne and his wife Judy take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox sleeps next to her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox washes out the PEG tube after giving her son medicine, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox sleeps next to her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Wayne Cox, helps care for his son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Wayne and his wife Judy take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox shaves her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Chris Cox, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, is seen in Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox washes her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy and Wayne Cox care for their son, Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox washes her son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy and Wayne Cox care for their son, Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Wayne Cox, is seen caring for his son Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and Wayne take care Chris, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Wayne Cox is seen caring for his son, Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor, Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Cox was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. He underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their so
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  • Judy Cox, her husband Wayne and their son, Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor are seen in Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox and her son, Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor are seen in Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and her husband Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox, her husband Wayne and their son, Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor are seen in Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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  • Judy Cox, her husband Wayne and their son, Chris, 29, a traumatic brain injury survivor are seen in Destin, Fla., Nov. 20, 2011. Judy and Wayne take care of their son, who was left with debilitating back pain after an A.T.V. accident. Cox underwent physical therapy to no avail and accidentally overdosed on Oxycontin, leaving him clinically deceased for 15 to 30 minutes. He was revived but suffered severe lack of oxygen to his brain and was diagnosed as minimally conscious. Cox's family entered him into a clinical trial, testing medicines that evoked Òparadoxical excitation,Ó such as Ambien, and have witnessed a heightened sense of awareness in their son.
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