In what ways have your prayers been answered?

In 2004, after surgery I developed complications which resulted in severe septicaemia and I was put on total life support. I was in a coma for about six weeks and was in the intensive care unit for 60 days. Several times while I was in the coma, my family were told that I was extremely close to death and that they should prepare themselves. They kept a rotation system going so that someone was with me 24/7. I was in hospital for months afterwards and am still recovering to this day. During this time my family and friends and even people I didn't know personally were continually praying for my recovery. I absolutely know that it is through these prayers, the faith of those who said them, and my own faith that I am still alive today. When I was coming out of the coma, I couldn't see, speak or move but I could hear and I knew how extremely sick I was. At one point I felt so desperately ill that I decided that it was too hard to bear and that I would give up. But I knew that my family were there constantly, so I decided that I would hang on for five minutes, as they hadn't given up on me. I had no concept of time, but that's how I survived, five minutes at a time. There were many times when it was just me and the Lord and I decided to leave my life in His hands. Each day I'm so grateful that the Lord allowed me to live and enjoy life with my family. I think about what would have happened if I had given up. I would have missed the marriage of my two sons and the arrival of nine grandchildren. Apart from our grandson dying, this has been the most traumatic experience of my life. Today after all these years I'm still battling with the many health problems that this condition caused, but each day through my prayers I'm sustained and my burdens are lighter.