A woman wakes up from a four-week coma, discovering that her boyfriend is dating someone else

• After an accident flipped her life upside down, she awoke to find her partner had abandoned her while she was still unconscious.
• She fell from a car park through a break in the wall left incomplete by construction workers, the 25-year-old suffered a brain damage.
• When she finally woke up, she texted her boyfriend, only to discover that he had blocked her on social media and cut all relations with her.

After an accident flipped her life upside down, she awoke to find her partner had abandoned her while she was still unconscious.

Brie Duval had relocated to Australia from her native Canada and was still in a four-year relationship with her boyfriend.

After falling from a car park through a break in the wall left incomplete by construction workers, the 25-year-old suffered a brain damage.

Last August, she was evacuated to a hospital in Alberta and placed on life support in the intensive care unit.

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Brie revealed that she was in a coma for four weeks and had several shattered bones, with her family warning that she had a low chance of surviving.

When she finally woke up, she texted her boyfriend, only to discover that he had blocked her on social media and cut all relations with her.

‘I was finally given my phone, and my first reaction was to call him and see if he knew what had occurred,’ she told the tabloid. He hadn’t paid me a visit.

‘So I went to message him on my phone when a message came through from this woman saying, ‘I am now with [partner’s name].’

‘I’ve relocated him. Please do not contact him because he is now living with me and my son.

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‘I haven’t heard from him since I was admitted to the hospital; he’s completely abandoned me.’ So I’m still puzzled as to why this happened.’

Brie also revealed that her parents were unable to be with her at the time due to Australia’s strict Covid-19 restrictions.

She said that officials turned down her request for a special exception.

She launched a TikTok account to document her experience living with a severe brain injury, which includes relearning basic things like walking.

She’s documenting her life as @hotcomagirl as she deals with the consequences of the accident.

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