We report three patients who recovered from "locked-in" syndrome of presumed vascular origin. One patient narrated her experience of the "locked-in" phase and its termination. Another demonstrated palatal myoclonus and mirror movements upon recovery. These patients deserve considerate handling and vigorous medical support.
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