| Reviving Pacemaker | |
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Origin |
Edith Laurie |
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Type |
Pacemaker |
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Effects |
Revives a person who has been clinically dead for up to 10 to 5 minutes. |
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Activation |
Holding in the hands of a recently deceased person. |
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Collected by |
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Section |
Gendle-Russells-3902S |
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Aisle |
8765444-399330-30984 |
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Shelf |
403033-3449933 |
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Date of Collection |
February 14th, 1981 |
| [Source] | |
Origin[]
Originally taken from Edith Laurie, a 67 year old woman who had died on the way to the hospital after her pacemaker had failed, trying to resuscitate her for over 5 minutes and successfully doing so, the determination of the EMT worker resuscitating her and bringing her back to life became imbued into her failed pacemaker.
Effects[]
Has the ability to revive a person who has been clinically dead for up to 10 to 5 minutes. Cannot work on those that have been dead for much longer, as the pacemaker only restarts the users heart and will reflect on how long the brain has been oxygen deprived.
Collection[]
Collected by Cedric Lynn on February 14th, 1981.