Former UFC women’s strawweight Angela Magana claims she is unable to remember anything following her unexpected coma.
Magana fell into a medically-induced coma last month a few days after an emergency surgery for a herniated disc. It was due to complications from the anesthesia and she was initially not waking up.
However, she eventually did wake up, and a month on from the incident, tried to reflect on what happened.
“I don’t remember anything,” Magana told BJ Penn Radio. “Honestly, I wish I could tell you, ‘oh, I remember people talking to me.’ It’s not like a regular coma where my brain is this or that. It’s a medically-induced thing I guess, so honestly, I guess I woke up and I was talking and stuff, but even the first 24 hours I don’t remember anything.
“The doctor was telling my coach, who was there with me the whole time after the surgery, well, actually through the whole thing, that ‘she should not be doing this. This isn’t her. This is not Angela.’ I was being so mean and nasty, trying to punch everybody who came in the room. I was screaming at every doctor, nurse, ‘You f*cked me up! You f*cked me up!’ They said I was the most aggressive person they’ve ever seen and there was a nurse [that’s] been there for 40 years in the neuro department, in the neuro ICU. So that’s crazy. I had a horrible reaction to it on top of not waking up from it. But I don’t know. Things weren’t clear the first week after even leaving the hospital.”
What’s Next For Magana?
Magana was originally supposed to make her Combate Americas debut against Kyra Batara on April 26 until these events transpired.
It’s unknown whether that bout will be rescheduled but as for now, the 35-year-old is currently training again at “85 percent.”
Magana was winless in a three-fight stint with the UFC and most recently was submitted by Kanako Murata in her RIZIN debut last August.
She is currently looking for her first win since August 2011 when she submitted Avery Vilche at CITR: The New Generation.
The post Angela Magana Doesn’t ‘Remember Anything’ After Waking Up From Coma Incident appeared first on LowKickMMA.com.