I was an ICU RN for several years and took care of many people who received transplants as well as many organ donors who had been pronounced brain dead. One night I spent 12 hours with a young girl in her early 20s who had been in a car accident. Once we realized she was brain dead and the family gave consent to donate, I had to keep her body alive and stable until all the donors were able to be called in. It was shortly before 7am at the end of my shift that I sent her off to the O.R. for the organ harvest. I stood with her family in the room as they said their final goodbyes. The next night at 7pm all the other nurses had taken the patients they has cared for the prior night and I was open for the admission. The patient I admitted a couple hours later was the gentleman who had received her liver. He was of course still unconscious and on life support but after everyone cleared out of the room and I was alone with him, I leaned in and gently patted his belly and hello to my other patient. It was one of the most beautiful moments of my career.

I've never cried with a recap before. I had to slow it down (some movies you have to listen a bit slower). I can just imagine Chris narrating the story.

While I was in the military my fiancee past from a accident & his heart was donated to another man, his mother & the man who received his heart still stay in touch to this day.

I’ve watched this in Netflix. At first I was puzzled why 2 unrelated storyIines were juggled back and forth until the plot beautifully unfolds itself. I don’t shed a tear easily but this movie made me cry.

I like movies where two seemingly separate stories intersect, and end up combining towards the end. It's also great to see Jacob Elordi play a likable guy, a far cry from Noah Flynn or Cal Jacobs.

I can't believe this movie got a lot of negative reviews. I usually don't feel nothing but this movie made me cry and I am finding out that they got bad reviews. This life is truly not balanced.

Very good story My brother is alive because somebody give him a heart3 years ago ❤😇😇

Im soo shaken in a very good way by this movie which is such an honour to be a true one.

🤣🤣 "Jorge brings her into the Hotel room to start working on the babies" 🔥🔥 N_Recaps you a savage bruh🙌🤣🔥

A very inspirational story. I appreciate it, because it is a true story. I signed the back of my ID, because I'm supposed to be dead, eleven times over. Six times, before I turned eighteen. God just keeps saying NO! I've also survived three lightning strikes. So I know God must have a purpose for me. If my now, sisty-six year old organs, can in any way, help anyone. They will be welcome to whatever God leaves behind.

This made me cry at the end.

It made me cry and that is the first time a recap made me

Thanks for making me cry like a big baby. 😭

Loved the recap, thank you🙏

This is such an emotional movie 😢 very beautiful and emotional at the same time ♥️

I hate shading tears 😭😭 I can't believe I shaded tears at a recap

This is one of the most beautiful story I ever watch. Thk you.

Wow, I cried like a baby. It definitely got to me. Organ donation is so important.

I loved this film. Watched it a few times and wow! You will definitely cry sad and happy tears

The way this movie made me cry the first time watching😮‍💨