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Judo star Stephanie Inglis is back in Scotland after waking from her coma following her accident in Vietnam last month. Inglis arrived in Edinburgh Western Gerneral Hospitals intensive care unit on Monday afternoon after travelling by air ambulance from a hospital Bangkok. The 27 year-old won silver in the womens 57kg Judo event at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow 2014, was involved in a motorcycle accident and was given a one per cent chance of survival by doctors.She had been teaching English to children in the country for four months when she was involved in the accident, which was caused by her skirt becoming caught in the back wheel of the motorcycle taxi which was taking her to work. Silver medalist Stephanie Inglis and bronze medalist and fellow Scot Connie Ramsay Her friends set up a crowdfunding page to help fund her treatment as the medical costs of her treatment in Bangkok were not covered by her insurance, as she had been in the country for more than a month.On Monday she arrived safely at the intensive care unit at Edinburgh Western General Hospital. On Sunday, a post on the SaveStephInglis Facebook page read: Tonight is the story I always wanted to write - in less than 24 hours, Stephanie and her parents, will be on their way home.First thing tomorrow morning, they will start the handover process with her current medical team and between 7pm and 9pm UK time, assuming this time no tropical storms, the Air Ambulance will leave and commence its journey to Scotland.This is a difficult journey which will stop in India, Georgia and Austria and then its final stage... Stephanie Inglis against all the odds will be home.Today Stephanie was improved enough for her parents to explain what was going to happen, and today during a physio session, Stephanie Inglis smiled. Judo star awakes from Coma Critically injured judo star Stephanie Inglis wakes from coma The post went on to thank all those who helped raise money to fund her treatment, which has so far cost over £100,000.Stephanie Inglis with a one per cent chance of survival is the girl who lived, it continued.If we had not had this money and support, quite frankly Stephanie would have received no medical assistance.We would not have been able to take her to the wonderful hospital in Bangkok where she received the best care we could have asked for, and most importantly, we would not have been able to today send an amazing rescue team to bring her home.What each and every individual did here is amazing and from everyone who loves Stephanie, thank you for what you have done, I have no words. 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