If the person you love the most is lying in a bed, their life hanging by a thread, you desperately want them to pull through and want them to know that you're there beside them. That's what I had been doing all these years. Senior neurologist, Dr.Pete Roberts, who had been monitoring Benny since the incident showed me the Glasgow coma scale repots, a neural scale that measures the patient's mental state. I had to say, for the first time in three years, I had a glint on my face seeing her reports. The lowest scale possible is three which indicates the patient is brain dead while highest is fifteen, which means he or she is fully awake and responding to commands. To my utter surprise, Benny had been showing a drastic improvement from a five to a straight thirteen on the scale in the past one
