>"I would ask to talk to her, and the only communication I had
>was through Noah, her brother, and he used her phone," Te'o
>said. "And he would put me supposedly right next to her mouth
>and I could hear the ventilator going. And she would be
>breathing. ... They said every time I was on the phone, they
>would tell me the nurse noticed that whoever was on the phone
>with her, she must have recognized the voice, because she
>would start breathing quicker and I could hear on the phone."
>
>Te'o was told Kekua awoke from the coma in mid-May. From that
>point, the relationship became more serious and they spoke on
>the phone every day.
>