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document.write("2010-07-27 09:01:38
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document.write("London, July 27 – A woman trapped in a paralysed body has been able to ‘talk’ to her family once again, thanks to an amazing device that converts sniffs into speech.\n");
document.write("The 51-year-old school teacher was diagnosed with ‘locked in syndrome’ after a severe stroke left her fully awake, but unable to move.\n");
document.write("For seven months, her only means of communication as she lay on her bed were the movements of her eyes to signal ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to questions from doctors and her family, reports the Daily Mail.\n");
document.write("Professor Noam Sobel of the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israel, said the ’sniff controller’ let the mother of six to write a ‘moving and surprising’ private message to her children.\n");
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