50-year-old Sharon Campbell-Ration from Canada, who is a mother of two, was an avid rider in the past. However, in 2008, an accident happened to her: a woman fell from a horse and lost consciousness. When the Canadian woke up, she was silent for several days, and then suddenly began to speak with a real Scottish accent, using, among other things, the turns of speech adopted in this language.
Most surprisingly, Sharon has never been to Scotland and showed no interest in either Gaelic or Scottish English. Surprised doctors examined the victim and diagnosed her with "foreign accent syndrome", previously noted by medicine in only 59 inhabitants of the planet. Science still cannot explain the reason for this condition. Perhaps genetic memory is to blame, and these unexpected language skills went to Campbell-Ration from their ancestors. Over a century ago, the woman's relatives actually came to Canada from Scotland.
Our heroine considered what happened as a sign from above and decided that it was necessary to change something in her life. She refused from horseback riding and went with her husband to the United Kingdom to carefully study the history of her own family there. And after returning to her homeland, Sharon began to help her compatriots, who suffered, like her, a head injury. According to Campbell-Ration, even if such a person does not have any physical symptoms of any abnormalities, his life can still undergo significant changes. And they just need to be used with greater benefit for the victim …
