A man who once expressed a desire to be involved in an accident and fall into a coma has reportedly experienced the exact fate he wished for—only to pass away three months later.
This was revealed in a post shared on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter).
According to the user who posted the story, the deceased had publicly stated his wish to have an accident, go into a coma for three months, and wake up with no recollection of anyone.
Shortly after, he was indeed involved in an accident, slipped into a coma, and remained unconscious for three months. Sadly, he did not survive, as doctors eventually confirmed his passing.
The post was shared by a user identified as @Drweloveu, who used the incident as a cautionary tale, warning people about the power of words and subconscious programming.
His Post Reads in Part:
“The guy in the picture below once posted that he wanted to have an accident, go into a coma for three months, and wake up remembering no one. Whatever his reasons were, I don’t know, but that’s not the point of this post.”
“He had the accident, fell into a coma, but never woke up. Maybe he still will after three months, but for now, he has been confirmed dead.”
The user went on to share multiple anecdotes, reinforcing his belief in the impact of spoken words and subconscious thoughts.
He recounted how a married couple repeatedly told each other they regretted their marriage, only for their seven-year union to collapse unexpectedly.
He also narrated how a man who frequently told his wife during arguments that he might never return home one day eventually disappeared without a trace.
Other stories included a man who posted his visa approval and flight ticket online, only to pass away the day before his departure; a mechanic who stormed out of his house after an argument with his wife, only to die in a fatal accident; and a once-successful businessman whose wife repeatedly cursed him with poverty until he lost everything, moved to the village, suffered a stroke, and later passed away.
The post further highlighted instances where people who publicly documented their pregnancies on social media tragically lost their lives during childbirth.
The author concluded his message by emphasizing the power of words and the influence of the subconscious mind.
He warned against making negative statements, whether out of frustration or in jest, urging people to be mindful of their utterances and what they share online.
“We know there could be coincidences in all of this, but the power of the tongue is real.”
“The Bible speaks about it, and so do psychology and spirituality. Be mindful of what you profess over yourself, your spouse, your children, and your life. Limit what you post online because the world remains a dangerous and spiritual place.”
As the post circulated online, many users flooded the comment section to share their thoughts, with some agreeing with the message while others dismissed it as mere superstition.
See some reactions below:
@Tess_ogar: “I hope people learn from these things. That was his wish and he got it. I feel sad for his family and friends. May his soul rest in peace.”
@Goods_lifes: “Sometimes people whiches bad to themselves but whatever reason that lead to this, only him will explain.”
@MUMSYTIARASTORE: “There is power in the tounge, Always wish good for yourself not bad.”
@sunrich1111: “Words on marble, so sorry for d young men, pls mind wat u say & reduce posting ur wins online, being private will save ur life.”
@Cityismyheaven: “Why do you only know people that evil happens to? I’ve always been saying to myself I’ll become trillionaire and always fantasising travelling the world, buh na garri I soak this morning. Be like na only evil deh quick happen to people o The guy wanted coma, so why death?”
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