Lady who was declared dead and put in body bag found alive hours later- Timesha Beauchamp was critically ill and her family members made an emergency call to Michigan health department - The paramedics arrived at her home and did a few tests only to confirm the 20-year-old woman was no more - The remains were taken to a morgue in a body bag awaiting burial only for the funeral home worker to discover she was alive Confusion rocked a Michigan funeral home after a woman who was declared dead by paramedics was found alive by one of the workers. Timesha Beauchamp, who suffered cerebral palsy since childhood had been critically ill and was put on a respirator in Detroit where she "died". According to CBC News, Timesha's family made an emergency call to the local health department on Sunday, August 23, upon noticing her pale lips and she had trouble breathing. The head Southfield Fire Department Johnny L. Menifee said the paramedics tried to resuscitate the 20-year-old woman but in vain, they told her mother she was no more. The authorities then notified the Oakland county medical examiner's office of the findings before releasing her body to the family for the burial arrangement. She was placed in a body bag and taken to John H. Cole Funeral Home in Detroit where the funeral staff discovered she was not dead. The management reached out to the health department before taking her to Sinai-Grace Hospital in Detroit. The family is now demanding justice for their daughter and have sought services of lawyer Geoffrey Fieger who said Timesha stayed in a body bag for three hours. The lawyer accused the health department officials of failing to consider the opinion of Timesha's godmother nurse who had told them that she saw her move but was ignored. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read the best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Gladys Rodríguez Duarte was shocked to find herself in a body bag after being declared dead by a doctor. The 46-year-old Paraguayan woman had gone to San Fernando Clinic, in the city of Coronel Oviedo, because her already high blood pressure was increasing. Market Survey: Coronavirus cannot kill everyone in Nigeria | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - Timesha Beauchamp was critically ill and her family members made an emergency call to Michigan health department - The paramedics arrived at her home and did a few tests only to confirm the 20-year-old woman was no more - The remains were taken to a morgue in a body bag awaiting burial only for the funeral home worker to discover she was alive PAY ATTENTION: Legit.ng "The paramedics performed CPR and other life-reviving methods for 30 minutes. Given medical readings and the condition of the patient, it was determined at that time that she did not have signs of life," he stated on Monday, August 24. "When the body bag was opened and they were getting ready to embalm the body, Timesha's eyes were open and she was breathing," Fieger said. "When the body bag was opened and they were getting ready to embalm the body, Timesha's eyes were open and she was breathing. They told her the movements were involuntary, that they were related to the drugs that they had administered to Timesha and it did not change their opinion as to the fact that they felt she was dead," he said.