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Apparently, Evie Branan knows what she wants. When the 79-year-old Flint Township, Mich., resident  awoke from a 5-year semi coma  in May 2011, she made a firm request. "I want to go to a  Bob Seger concert ," she said, according to MLive.com. Nearly two years later, Branan's wish is finally set to come true. On Thursday, she is attending Seger's performance in Auburn Hills, Mich. It will be her fifth time seeing Seger live. Staff members at Willowbrook Manor, who have cared for Branan since her stroke in 2007, made it happen. Administrator Michelle Cross arranged for a ticket and even threw in a limo ride and post-concert dinner. " I'm so excited I can hardly breathe ," Branan told MLive.com. "What am I looking forward to the most? Hugging Bob Seger and giving him a big smooch." Continue to MLive.com to read the full story . It's not entirely uncommon for stroke victims to make interesting requests upon waking. In Ju

Christopher Crist claims that he went into a dentist office to get a few painful teeth pulled. When he walked out, he had none. The 21-year-old Indiana man, who is autistic, told Fox 59 that his mom sent him to Amazing Family Dental in Indianapolis to  get three of his teeth removed . But instead of ending the procedure with three pulled teeth, the dentist kept going, Crist says. "They pulled every last one of them," he told the station. "I am going to look like a freak now." He says the  gruesome operation began  after the dentist gave him some pills to ease the pain of the procedure, WTVR reports. His mother had given him strict instructions to ask that three teeth be pulled. It's unclear when the mixup occurred. Crist was admitted to a hospital where he's reportedly battling an infection due to the dentistry debacle. He and his mother plan to sue the dentist -- who wasn't named because no legal action has yet been taken -- and have witnesses