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A mother who fell into a coma for 5 weeks can finally regain consciousness. Baby voice that always played for her dying mother who makes the conscious and motivated to heal up.

Karen Morrisroe, Clutton, guards at the city library Wrexham, Wales, UK 32-year-old, managed to recover from her coma after hearing the voice of the beloved children. Himself into a coma due to the contract the bacteria infected with E. coli.

Karen had the infection at the end of last July, exactly 10 weeks after giving birth son named Oliver. For five weeks he was in a coma and her husband is always accompanied by playing the tape of his son's voice. A place that is the Llay Fish Bar suspected to be the source of the infection.

Clutton-Morrisroe now are in the 67-day recovery after being treated at Wrexham Maelor hospital. Although he recovered almost completely, but he could feel the overwhelming pain, cramps, kidney failure and was admitted to the intensive.

"I've been dying at a point where I almost gave up and wanted to die. But I heard Oliver's voice on tape that he always carried by my husband, and I said I was not able to do that, I want to stay alive," says Morrisroe, Clutton , as quoted by BBC News, Friday (9/10/2009).

Clutton-Morrisroe could not see his son for 8 weeks while in intensive care, this is done because the risk of infection is too high for her son. We have realized that he could only see her through the photos and videos, but he knew that his son was well guarded.

"We've been in regular rooms, we met again. But he did not remember me, he just looked at me and smiled broadly. This is the best thing for me," he said.

Stuart Robertson is a consultant, Morrisroe said Clutton presence of the child who is always close to him could accelerate the recovery process. Because it will help to remind that there is something that should be able to survive.

We have almost Morrisroe, Clutton had become normal again, despite some mild liver damage that will still be repaired, and muscle weakness suffered from too long in a hospital bed.