Fabrice Muamba 'will get better because miracles do happen, I'm the proof,' says former boxer Michael Watson Muamba, who is being treated at the London Chest Hospital, gave the first signs, on Monday night, of a positive response to treatment for the effects of the cardiac arrest, though staff there have cautioned against over-optimism despite the rapid progress. Although I was in a coma for 40 days, I remember everything about the fight like it was yesterday. And it shook me up big-time to discover another warrior now finds himself in God's hands like I was. But I'm praying for him, and I'm proof the impossible is sometimes possible. I've been down the same track and I'm still here to tell the tale 21 years later. I went through hell and back. Nobody outside my hospital room gave me a chance. I lay in bed listening to doctors warning my mum I would be vegetable if I survived, but I confounded them. And I know Fabrice will get better because you can't keep a good man down, and I'm told he is a good man. If we keep praying for him, it will release the fighting spirit in him. It's a test of faith, it's all about staying positive. I believe he will get better because miracles do happen - I'm the proof.