The man who woke up in the future

未来觉醒之人

Lives Less Ordinary

2025-06-09

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When Dr Pier Piccioni woke up after a car accident, 12 years of his life had been erased. Dr Pierdante Piccioni is an unwilling time-traveller. Twelve years of his life were completely wiped from his memory after he suffered brain damage in a car crash in 2013. When he woke up in the hospital the next day, he thought it was 2001 and could not recognise his wife or his now adult sons. Reeling from the shock, and no longer able to practise medicine, Pier tries to find the man he had been. Searching through thousands of emails he discovers that he had a dark side. This is the amazing true story of a man out of time, who, unable to retrieve his past, endeavours to find love and a future in a strange new world. Presenter: Jo Fidgen Producer: Edgar Maddicott Get in touch: liveslessordinary@bbc.co.uk or WhatsApp: 0044 330 678 2784 (Photo: Dr Pierdante Piccioni. Credit: Sylvain Lefevre/ Getty)
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  • I was a wrong man in a wrong time.

  • I am Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

  • Sometimes I am 53 and sometimes I'm 65.

  • Like a foreign person in a world that they didn't understand.

  • Nobody can understand me.

  • And I felt for a long time.

  • Pierre Dante, Pierre Piccioni, is an unwilling time traveller.

  • He woke up in the future, his loved ones different,

  • the world changed, his own face unrecognisable.

  • A Dr Jekyll who discovered he also had a darker side.

  • From the BBC World Service, this is Lives Less Ordinary,

  • the home of extraordinary true life stories.

  • Hello, I'm Jo Fidgen.

  • This story ends on the 25th of October 2001 and begins again on the 31st of May.

  • 2013, in a hospital bed in northern Italy.

  • Pierre was actually in charge of the emergency wards,

  • but on that day he woke up as a patient, some hours after a serious car crash.

  • The thing I saw was a white light.

  • And it was the light of the emergency room where my colleagues put me after the accident.

  • I remained in coma about six hours.