I’ve seen it happen working in the hospital. A father did it , when his 17 yrs old became brain dead from a freak accident. Bless them !

@@brownempress3339 he is talking about giving a piece of himself. Your situation is completely different

Wow. Great show

Yes indeed... blessings to him and his daughter

I I also began crying too ｡･ﾟﾟ*(>д

I was going to cry like

i nearly cried when he said he would do the donation knowing he would get nothing in return

I was crying. It warmed my heart so much seeing the amount of people willing to help her.

It made me cry

Yay!

Thanks

Glad to hear that

Thank you for telling us! I was really curious and searching the comments to see if I could find out

Thank you! ❤

My dad was a kidney transplant recipient.... I'm also a proud organ donor.

Why do you have to mark that you are an organ donor? Isn´t it automatically when you die that you are an organ donor? Edit: I did research and apparently it is very uncommon to be automatically an organ donor when you die - which is, to be honest, rather shocking. There are "opt-out" and "opt-in" countries. In the USA you have to opt in. Here in Austria you have to opt out if you don´t want your organs donated. If you go skiing in the alps and die and you didn´t sign a legal document (or your family says no) your organs will be donated if they are needed. I thought that this would be like that everywhere, but the world is dissapointing me yet again.

@@NezumiEfeu it'd be weird to give out someone's organs if they don't opt for that ... Especially with a lot of the religious diversity we have in the US.

She might not have known about it though

She wasn't told about the chain. If they were to tell her afterwards then it would be considered coercion

@@redsprout9347 she knew

There's danger in getting any surgery. She's a mother. She was scared. What if she died on the table and the suffering was her own children? It's easy to moralize how someone should do something dangerous for the benefit of others, but I doubt you're volunteering to undergo risky surgery to give up a chunk of your liver for strangers.

Idk about others but if it grows back or if I just need one please take what you need to save a life. People change and that second chance may be what they need to become better people.

No other country ... But half of the people in the chain were immigrants. I understand you're patriotic, but don't become a supremacist

I agree it’s beautiful, but what makes you think other countries can’t do the same thing. Id say if anything america is one of the more divided countries of the western world

Same here with my sisters.

U can still donate after u pass away u need to sign a firm or smt

@@namjesussssss just got my first Id because I'm graduating soon, and applied to be an organ donor after death so I could help out, but I'll definitely look into that as well

Do the surgery! I used to be absolutely terrified of anything medical - missed out on my hep b injections because I hyperventilated and tried to swing at the nurse 🙄 I ended up having surgery after surgery and care after care for conditions. One condition and procedure is responsible for finding an issue and saving my life. My advice for anyone - get your vaccines, always get checked out, ladies have your Pap smears (it’s because I’ve had annual Pap smears twice they caught and excised cancerous tissue and I’m FINE) and never delay those who can help you and save your life. They have therapists to talk to. Topical numbing agents (unless you have Ehlers-Danlos like me and lots of those don’t work) for injections, lidocaine for anything topical but invasive and anaesthetic for other procedures. Sometimes as simple as sedatives. The patient experience isn’t always bad and if you’re open and honest about your fear they take care of you. I’m an old hand now and they can do anything to me and I can deal with it EXCEPT endoscopic procedures down my throat. Last time I cried and confessed ahead of time. They super extra sedated me and did it via my nose to make it easier for me. It was so much better even though I had a nosebleed. But they took my greatest fear and showed me they’re listening and willing to help me through them.

I’m sure your hip surgery went well! I’ve had one myself - bravo to you!

@@namjesussssss i thought they sign you up automatically and you need to actively get your self off the list if you wanted to?

Exactly same here

I thought that too, I was listening and hear the name, I just finished rewatching The chamber of Secrets and was playing Harry Potter Hogwarts mystery when they said the name 🤣🤣.

For, although I prefer Charles

Ayy that's what i thought lol

They recycle stories. Grey’s anatomy is not that original itself. This is a very old and widespread type of drama. Lots of spin-offs and borrowing

I had to look twice to make sure it was really him.

I’m so sorry your family’s a bunch of dirt bags. Open your heart and find someone else to fill your heart. There are really good ppl out there.

Tom died and he decided to move over to this show. That's how.

It's called not being a real person and the actor accepting a different job. Does mommy have to explain television to you again?

To be fair that was his only option in having a way to save her even tho he would be on bed rest she had more of a chance to live with the choices he decided. Which I think is pretty realistic. There are to many single mother and fathers with sick children who only have them, and not throwing in other family members to randomly support is sad but a very real life situation for many young kids. There’s been many situations were a family member donates a nonvital organ to family, they will almost always be sent home a nurse that’s visits even if they have other people in the home depending on age and how the organ is affecting their body.

No she doesnt

ehm...thats what a emotional tv series is about, u dont like it get out of here bro

The TV show is…. scripted? No way.

your lack of empathy and emotional intelligence isn't something you should be proud of

Some of us need to invest our emotions on something.

TV shows that cover controversial and real life situations spark conversation. It also can spark emotions from people who see their own stories or similar stories play out. It's almost similar to the "suspension of disbelief" people in the theatere refer to. Almost similar.