I'm Katryces sister, it's taken me ten years to watch this. This was the lowest point of my family's life, and my brother and I never wanted a part of it (hence why we are not shown in this). My sister is greatly loved, and lives a wonderful life. She still does horseriding every week, holds down a job, goes to the gym regularly and is the strongest person I know. I don't hate you for your comment, I feel sorry for you that you obviously have never interacted with a person with Downs Syndrome. Every single human I've met with Downs has been the brightest and most bubbly human you could imagine. They are the most beautiful people. My sister is my hero, she's the strongest person I know, and she's endured so much. I'm so proud of her, and she's still going strong 10 years after her transplant. It was never a waste, it was a gift.
I'll tell you this my son has UPS thats what he calls it love him to bits we didn't want the testing for it while pregnant bc id never treat him any different he is 11 in 4th grade and doing great I was never meant to have him bc I had my tubes tied I tell myself that there's a big reason while he is here he is my baby and smart asa whip
I just want Judy's family to know that by watching this, I spoke to my family and requested that my organs be donated should the time come that they need to make that decision. Katrice, you are a hero. Well done for you and I hope you are making a great recovery ..........sending love to all xx
I don’t know if you’ll see this, but anytime I see a video regarding organ donation, I post that everyone needs to be a donor-and not just organs, donate blood also if you’re able. I’m 58 and I’ve been registered as an organ donor since I was 18. If something happens to me, I would be honored if I could give life or even sight to someone. I was very touched by your comment. 😊
My heart goes out to Judy's family. I lost my mother 16 months ago. We made the heartbreaking decision to withdraw treatment, but Mum was an avid believer in organ donation as well. It's humbling to know that our decision to honor mum's wishes was made easier knowing that we could spare families from the same heartbreak we endured.
Being a kidney nurse I cannot express how grateful I know the receipients of judys organs are. This is the most selfless thing someone can ever do. This is a sad episode but also one honouring a beautiful soul. Thankyou Judy ❤️
Judy’s case is heartbreaking. I do love Katryce! These doctors and nurses are real heroes. I’m so proud to say that I signed up to be an organ donor. RIP Judy. May our hearts, prayers and condolences go out to her and her family and friends
Sari Thank you. I’m pretty proud of it. Obviously, I don’t know your age. However, I believe when you get your drivers license or when you renew it, they ask you if you want to become an organ donor. You just check off yes.
Niklas Enblom You're so welcome, I really do appreciate it too. I'm 23 ,But where I live we don't have such facility to doing organ transplantation (apart from kidneys). So it's not an option here yet. But when I will have got to live abroad ofc I will consider it.
@@sari6522 Here where I live I have explicitly stated I want to donate to save a life first and if I can't produce good organs to donate I wish them to be used for science.
Katrice is a darling! So cute and sweet and high functioning. I found myself smiling at the TV while I watched. Just a little doll! I hope she's doing well, all these years later.
Judy did a wonderul job raising her children. They come across so kind and caring, and helped their mum fulfill her final wish. My family know my wish to be an organ donor. I'm only alive today because my mum recieved a kidney transplant 2 years before I was born. Seeing how much life she received from the transplant made my mind up from a very young age. Donation saves lives and, if it doesn't interfere with your religion, its important to register and tell family members about your wishes
I cried at the end. I understand loss and I also understand a 2nd chance and even a 3rd. I have a stepson who by the grace of God was saved with the help of a woman in her 40's. He was 13 during his first heart transplant. Life was going well for him. He got to graduate high school, have a first love. He was 19 and was about to move across country to start his new path, when he went down with cardiac arrest. I was not there to go thru the 1st time he went thru this. I was however beside him, rubbing his head , telling him he would be okay while his dad did chest compressions as he as on the phone with 911. Moments later there is all kinds of help there for him. It wasn't long before we heard the sound of a chopper above. He was air lifted to MUSC where he would later get a thing in his chest. He was still with us and still in the woods. Long story short, the next summer he had his 2nd heart transplant in Ca., he is now about to be 29. He has been in remission from cancer due to his heart rejection meds. God is good. We will always be grateful to the family that gave up their loved ones organs. I was an organ donor before meeting this family and later becoming a member of it, I shall always be an organ donor. I will always remember expressing the importance to my children when they got their chance to be one to do it and they are. I appreciate each and everyone that is and to those that have had to make that choice, we thank you and very sorry for the loss of your loved ones.
When I was 40 years old, I had my 4th bout of pneumonia, but to top that off I also had sepsis ontop, I was in hospital from the 22nd of October until the 19th of November, I got out the week before I turned 41, I had extensive treatment with a line in my groin, I also had a lumbar puncture, a brain scan etc, none of which I can remember, thank goodness my partner came home when he did because he found me collapsed and unresponsive at home, so he called 999, so between my partner and the doctors in the hospital they both saved my life, I can't thank both of them enough
I rode motorcycles for over 18 years before a distracted driver changed my entire life. I had open fractures and internal bleeding. My hand was off of my arm. It’s rarely the motorcyclists fault but we definitely have the worst repercussions. I pray for that mans healing. It’s a long long road and I won’t ever be the same again.
I’ve investigated a hell of a lot of accidents and I’m sorry to say but your statement of it rarely being the riders fault is incorrect. I am also a bike rider and have been riding bikes since I was 9.
My husband had an accident when he was in his 20's, and it was another distracted driver. She didn't see him until he hit her. He's 64 now with no lasting effects, and has ridden since. We lost a nephew while riding his bike. He was doing a wheelie, and hit a sign. Our daughter was hit by a women who thought she was a bush! She was riding a black bike with yellow trim, and wearing a purple shirt and going 30 mph! I would've loved to see a bush do that, lol! She is fine now too. It really depends who's riding the bike, and how there's no room for fooling around on a bike. Peace
you got lucky a friend of mine Elli may had 3 children 2/5/7 and she got on a motorcycle with a man who was intoxicated and on a patch of ice he lost control in their path was a horse trailer and other trucks she made contact with the horse trailer bumper as they slid her head stayed with the trailer her body stayed with him, he died a few hours later, as i understood she didnt want to go for that ride she knew the dangers, yet half drunk and heartless assholes in the bar were telling her to go have a good time enjoy life, instead she lost her life, she wasn't even in her 30s if i recall this took place in 03, its hard to see a friend laying there knowing they died because someone was drunk and didnt care!
My gosh, the ups and the downs... so thrilled for Katryce and so heartbroken for Judy and her family. Organ donation is such an amazing thing to be able to both give and receive. I know a few people who are doing well after that life gift and a few who didn't make it. Make your wishes known and be an organ donor!
I love how the ICU TV crew didn’t show Judy at all, except for an arm and a piece of her hair. From what I heard from her daughter, she wouldn’t have wanted anyone she knew to see her all hooked up to a ventilator.
I had a transplant from a similar circumstance I have always knew that this person's family went through this.and feel so sad.for tham but this have given me a real look into the family side
my Pop passed away after a massive stroke caused by a brain aneurysm that wasn't found beforehand and seeing him hooked up to a ventilator with heaps of tubes and wires hurt so much. however losing someone so unexpectedly is absolutely heartbreaking. its been 4 years and the pain never leaves. if brain aneurysms run in your family please get regular MRIs, having regular MRIs is the only thing that saved my mum from the same fate as my Pop.
I’m honestly glad they’ve included a case where the person doesn’t miraculously get better because the incredible recoveries DO happen, but there are a lot of cases in which they don’t. It’s an important reality for people to understand. That despite incredible medical interventions and all of the best efforts by everyone involved, sometimes the outcome isn’t good. I’m an ER nurse and have seen both sides of the spectrum. One of the hardest things for me is to try and help people understand and process grim realities that they are not at all ready to accept. I’m so sorry for Judy and her family. I’m thankful the show treated her and her family with respect, and that they were willing to share their story to help others see some of the realities of life and death
@@khonkhosilelihle7414 I bet you'd be quick enough to accept a donated organ if it was the only chance to save your own life. There should be a rule that those who are unwilling to donate organs are prohibited from receiving them.
I've been listed as an organ donor since i first got my driver's license when i was 18. I'm 54 now and this will always stay that way. I know this show is from 2010 I believe but I hope those families shown are doing as well as possible.
My mum suffered a severe traumatic brain injury,she was in a deep coma&would never recover,she fell down stairs at a shopping centre,she was on machines to help her breath,but after a couple days the tubes were removed&she was taken to palliative care where she passed 1 week later
@@jenniferd264 thankyou.this was is 2018.Altho she was my mum,she wasn't a nice person,she didn't have any friends because she was such a nasty lady,she cut all of her children out of her life I was still there just to make sure she didn't die alone.But it is better that she is at peace now because her life wasn't happy
@@taniamonaghan2489 sounds like you lost her twice then! That was very kind of you to be there for her at the end. Dying alone frightens me. I’m alone. I don’t have anyone anymore. I hope life is extra wonderful to you now 😊♥️
A few days ago, there was a catastrophic accident in New England (I think it was New Hampshire) involving a pickup truck and a group of motorcyclists who were veterans of our armed forces. Seven of the motorcyclists were killed in the accident which is still being investigated. May our hearts, prayers and condolences go out to them, their families and friends. Also, Thoughts and prayers to the injured. The truck driver was not injured. Like I said, the accident is still being investigated so we don’t know exactly what happened yet. Remember, motorcyclists, ALWAYS wear your helmet even in states like Pennsylvania (my home state) that for some inexplicable, crazy and insane reason do not require that motorcyclists wear them. Your life depends on it.
To judys family so so so sorry for your loss your an amazing family and I’m sure your mum will be by your side all the time she willl always be with you my dad died 6 months ago and I am not coping well I just hope it gives you some peace that her organs are saving other lives she’s an amazing lady god bless you and you mum and all the fam and doctors that helped with her care rest in peace ❤❤❤
hubby recently had to agree to withdraw life sustaining treatments, for his mom who was in the late stage of dementia....watching a loved 1 being faced with that decision is the hardest thing..she passed 4 days later
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In the USA one does not have to be diagnosed with that. My dads wife has LewyBody Dem. Is hurting everyone around her and miserable. There are worse things than transitioning to spirit. Bless you all
Hi everyone its Maryanne here rest in peace judy now that you have got your angel wings fly to heaven with god and jesus rest peacefully my prayers 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 and thoughts are with the family and friends to xxxxxx💜🙏👼🏼👼🏼😇😇🌹🌹💐💐🌺🌺🌷🌷🕊🕊🕊
U c the way they shout at patients, that what they did to me for 16 days in the Icu in one of the hosp in lebanon i hated them screaming at me but they told me they did not want me to sleep in certain times
Dunnu why i am watching this i was in a heart surgery then coma then all the ordeal maybe the thing is that i forgot every thing after i woke up from the coma
When I worked ICU patients were declared brain dead by independent doctors and then were taken to the operating room for organ removal after family members said goodbye.
I don’t understand why more people don’t do organ donation except for religious beliefs. All those organs are going to decay quickly, you won’t ever need those organs again. Please, please think about organ donation and if you want to be an organ donor make sure you family knows you want to be an organ donor. So many on lists needing organ transplants. You can help so many people. God bless this family. I’m so very sorry for their heart breaking loss of this active, loving, dynamic woman…wife and momma. The love they have for her shows what an amazing woman she was. Her family is so strong.
It's disrespectful for the body. Are you the same person after your organs have been harvested while you're still technically alive? Or are you just a shell?
I wish American hospitals would just stop treatment when it's obvious the person will die, instead of letting families force medical care that won't do anything. That only raises the costs of hospitals & insurance higher for everyone.
Hang on, organ donation doesn't happen after a person has died, it is done after brain death is ascertained and the person is kept intubated and "alive" while organs are harvested then when the heart and lungs are to be taken they stop the heart and complete the procedure! At least that is what normally happens, once a person is dead the organs start to deteriorate whereas doing the organ removal while still on a heart lung machine keeps them viable for longer.
What is happening in this case is referred to as after death donation where the patient is rushed to theatre shortly after death( within minutes) for organ donation.The timing is critical and very difficult to coordinate appropriate retrieval teams.
American Doctors and hospitals don't go this far to save a patient. I'm saddened by that realization. We have horrible health care in America. If you are poor, you can't even go to a doctor. So many here use the ER for a clinic because they can't turn you away.
What are you even talking about?? Daily, doctors in the US are faced with medical situations identical to these, and daily they go to every extent possible to save their patients!! The poor can and do indeed receive healthcare!
When male doctors become super qualified in a specific field, then they become known as Mr not Dr. Not actually sure how that works for female doctors.
It’s the same in the UK,all surgeons are known as Mr not Dr.In the early 1800’s surgeons didn’t need to have degrees or be specially educated like regular doctors,so were known as Mr.Although that’s not the case now the tradition carried on.
Probably depends on how well the person's general health is or was I should say. I'm 63 and I don't think anyone would want my heart. I have heart issues. I also have nodules on my lungs so those are out. They probably can tell when they start to harvest them.
Well that’s a pretty hurtful hateful thing to say. May none of your loved ones ever be in any of these positions, and if you or they are, may no one say such hateful things to you.
RIP Judy... What I can add to this very tragic & sudden even that took the life of a very active & otherwise healthy woman is what I can only say is how most of us should want to pass on. She literally had no knowledge of what happened & I'd be safe to say no suffering. Keeping her alive would have been suffering for her & then to donate her organs so a part of here earthly body can live on to save so many lives. There really is no better way to go from this place to the next & her family absolutely did right by her & I support organ 🫁
I'm Katryces sister, it's taken me ten years to watch this.
This was the lowest point of my family's life, and my brother and I never wanted a part of it (hence why we are not shown in this).
My sister is greatly loved, and lives a wonderful life. She still does horseriding every week, holds down a job, goes to the gym regularly and is the strongest person I know.
I don't hate you for your comment, I feel sorry for you that you obviously have never interacted with a person with Downs Syndrome. Every single human I've met with Downs has been the brightest and most bubbly human you could imagine. They are the most beautiful people.
My sister is my hero, she's the strongest person I know, and she's endured so much. I'm so proud of her, and she's still going strong 10 years after her transplant. It was never a waste, it was a gift.
Your family's story made me cry, both from worrying and then from joy. I hope you are all well!
What a gorgeous beautiful inspiring girl hope she stays well
So glad she is doing well
Thank you for the update!!!!!!!
I'll tell you this my son has UPS thats what he calls it love him to bits we didn't want the testing for it while pregnant bc id never treat him any different he is 11 in 4th grade and doing great I was never meant to have him bc I had my tubes tied I tell myself that there's a big reason while he is here he is my baby and smart asa whip
I just want Judy's family to know that by watching this, I spoke to my family and requested that my organs be donated should the time come that they need to make that decision.
Katrice, you are a hero. Well done for you and I hope you are making a great recovery ..........sending love to all xx
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I don’t know if you’ll see this, but anytime I see a video regarding organ donation, I post that everyone needs to be a donor-and not just organs, donate blood also if you’re able. I’m 58 and I’ve been registered as an organ donor since I was 18. If something happens to me, I would be honored if I could give life or even sight to someone. I was very touched by your comment. 😊
I'm a donor too. Have that ❤ on my Driver's license and my family jnows what I want. 😊
My heart goes out to Judy's family. I lost my mother 16 months ago. We made the heartbreaking decision to withdraw treatment, but Mum was an avid believer in organ donation as well. It's humbling to know that our decision to honor mum's wishes was made easier knowing that we could spare families from the same heartbreak we endured.
Being a kidney nurse I cannot express how grateful I know the receipients of judys organs are. This is the most selfless thing someone can ever do. This is a sad episode but also one honouring a beautiful soul. Thankyou Judy ❤️
My son is a transplant recipient. Yes it is the most selfless gift of life.
Deepest sympathy to Judy’s family. What a lovely lady. 🥀
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What a lovely country ! Coming from a forced christian country I dont know anyone that courageous !
Judy’s case is heartbreaking. I do love Katryce! These doctors and nurses are real heroes. I’m so proud to say that I signed up to be an organ donor. RIP Judy. May our hearts, prayers and condolences go out to her and her family and friends
Niklas Enblom I’m glad to hear that u signed up to be an organ donor. I would like to too one day.
Sari Thank you. I’m pretty proud of it. Obviously, I don’t know your age. However, I believe when you get your drivers license or when you renew it, they ask you if you want to become an organ donor. You just check off yes.
Niklas Enblom You're so welcome, I really do appreciate it too. I'm 23 ,But where I live we don't have such facility to doing organ transplantation (apart from kidneys). So it's not an option here yet. But when I will have got to live abroad ofc I will consider it.
@@sari6522 Here where I live I have explicitly stated I want to donate to save a life first and if I can't produce good organs to donate I wish them to be used for science.
@@hazard8617 I’m proud of you.
Katryce's parents are so brave. May God bless all of these families & those who helped them in times of crises.
Katrice is a darling! So cute and sweet and high functioning. I found myself smiling at the TV while I watched. Just a little doll! I hope she's doing well, all these years later.
why would you compliment someone on something they cant control as if anything else isnt as good? "high functioning"?
@@jupitercoreI hate that term.
Judy did a wonderul job raising her children. They come across so kind and caring, and helped their mum fulfill her final wish.
My family know my wish to be an organ donor. I'm only alive today because my mum recieved a kidney transplant 2 years before I was born. Seeing how much life she received from the transplant made my mind up from a very young age. Donation saves lives and, if it doesn't interfere with your religion, its important to register and tell family members about your wishes
I cried at the end. I understand loss and I also understand a 2nd chance and even a 3rd. I have a stepson who by the grace of God was saved with the help of a woman in her 40's. He was 13 during his first heart transplant. Life was going well for him. He got to graduate high school, have a first love. He was 19 and was about to move across country to start his new path, when he went down with cardiac arrest. I was not there to go thru the 1st time he went thru this. I was however beside him, rubbing his head , telling him he would be okay while his dad did chest compressions as he as on the phone with 911. Moments later there is all kinds of help there for him. It wasn't long before we heard the sound of a chopper above. He was air lifted to MUSC where he would later get a thing in his chest. He was still with us and still in the woods. Long story short, the next summer he had his 2nd heart transplant in Ca., he is now about to be 29. He has been in remission from cancer due to his heart rejection meds. God is good. We will always be grateful to the family that gave up their loved ones organs. I was an organ donor before meeting this family and later becoming a member of it, I shall always be an organ donor. I will always remember expressing the importance to my children when they got their chance to be one to do it and they are. I appreciate each and everyone that is and to those that have had to make that choice, we thank you and very sorry for the loss of your loved ones.
When I was 40 years old, I had my 4th bout of pneumonia, but to top that off I also had sepsis ontop, I was in hospital from the 22nd of October until the 19th of November, I got out the week before I turned 41, I had extensive treatment with a line in my groin, I also had a lumbar puncture, a brain scan etc, none of which I can remember, thank goodness my partner came home when he did because he found me collapsed and unresponsive at home, so he called 999, so between my partner and the doctors in the hospital they both saved my life, I can't thank both of them enough
I rode motorcycles for over 18 years before a distracted driver changed my entire life. I had open fractures and internal bleeding. My hand was off of my arm. It’s rarely the motorcyclists fault but we definitely have the worst repercussions. I pray for that mans healing. It’s a long long road and I won’t ever be the same again.
I’ve investigated a hell of a lot of accidents and I’m sorry to say but your statement of it rarely being the riders fault is incorrect. I am also a bike rider and have been riding bikes since I was 9.
My husband had an accident when he was in his 20's, and it was another distracted driver. She didn't see him until he hit her. He's 64 now with no lasting effects, and has ridden since. We lost a nephew while riding his bike. He was doing a wheelie, and hit a sign. Our daughter was hit by a women who thought she was a bush! She was riding a black bike with yellow trim, and wearing a purple shirt and going 30 mph! I would've loved to see a bush do that, lol! She is fine now too. It really depends who's riding the bike, and how there's no room for fooling around on a bike. Peace
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you got lucky a friend of mine Elli may had 3 children 2/5/7 and she got on a motorcycle with a man who was intoxicated and on a patch of ice he lost control in their path was a horse trailer and other trucks she made contact with the horse trailer bumper as they slid her head stayed with the trailer her body stayed with him, he died a few hours later, as i understood she didnt want to go for that ride she knew the dangers, yet half drunk and heartless assholes in the bar were telling her to go have a good time enjoy life, instead she lost her life, she wasn't even in her 30s if i recall this took place in 03, its hard to see a friend laying there knowing they died because someone was drunk and didnt care!
Kevin is in heaven already, loving all that attention from the cute young nurse. 😅 really glad he recovered.
A testament to an amazing lady like Judy is her intelligent, articulate and compassionate children!
My gosh, the ups and the downs... so thrilled for Katryce and so heartbroken for Judy and her family. Organ donation is such an amazing thing to be able to both give and receive. I know a few people who are doing well after that life gift and a few who didn't make it. Make your wishes known and be an organ donor!
I love how the ICU TV crew didn’t show Judy at all, except for an arm and a piece of her hair. From what I heard from her daughter, she wouldn’t have wanted anyone she knew to see her all hooked up to a ventilator.
My Sister, Best Friend and I were there as My Dad passed from an Aneurysm. Very Heartbreaking
Lost my 17 yr old daughter in 2015 to a brain aneurysm. Worst thing I've ever had to endure.
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Feel for the family of Judy it's so hard. I went through it with my mum in 20 years ago. We also donated her organs
Same to my mom, happened in March 2013. I am glad my moms organs helped five different people.
Hello beautiful Katryces, I just came upon this video and I love you to keep getting better everyday 🙂❤️. Rip brave Judy
THIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE GIRL PATRICE BLESS HER HEART
I had a transplant from a similar circumstance I have always knew that this person's family went through this.and feel so sad.for tham but this have given me a real look into the family side
my Pop passed away after a massive stroke caused by a brain aneurysm that wasn't found beforehand and seeing him hooked up to a ventilator with heaps of tubes and wires hurt so much. however losing someone so unexpectedly is absolutely heartbreaking. its been 4 years and the pain never leaves. if brain aneurysms run in your family please get regular MRIs, having regular MRIs is the only thing that saved my mum from the same fate as my Pop.
God Bless All patients and Hospital Staff!!!!!!
These doctors are doing amazing jobs God bless you all
Judy’s family are amazing to honour Judy’s gift of life for others to experience amazing life because of her zest for life ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’m honestly glad they’ve included a case where the person doesn’t miraculously get better because the incredible recoveries DO happen, but there are a lot of cases in which they don’t. It’s an important reality for people to understand. That despite incredible medical interventions and all of the best efforts by everyone involved, sometimes the outcome isn’t good. I’m an ER nurse and have seen both sides of the spectrum. One of the hardest things for me is to try and help people understand and process grim realities that they are not at all ready to accept. I’m so sorry for Judy and her family. I’m thankful the show treated her and her family with respect, and that they were willing to share their story to help others see some of the realities of life and death
My own lifelong friend died of a ruptured brain stem aneurysm. She too gave the gift of life in donating her organs.
Definitely not donating my organs.
@@khonkhosilelihle7414 I bet you'd be quick enough to accept a donated organ if it was the only chance to save your own life. There should be a rule that those who are unwilling to donate organs are prohibited from receiving them.
@@khonkhosilelihle7414 why so selfish? Because of religion - which one is it that values something more than human life?
God Bless all these people
Great series! Second only to “Trauma: Life in the ER.”
My mom died of a brain enurisom and we had to take her off the machines also...I feel very much for the family😢😢💞
I’m so sorry. 🥀
My daddy had an aneurysm that bled out 2 time he survived. I am praying for this gamily. May their mom rest in peace
Katrice i hope you are a happy woman today. You are a beautiful girl inside and out.
Judy rip and thank you for your gifts.
I've been listed as an organ donor since i first got my driver's license when i was 18. I'm 54 now and this will always stay that way. I know this show is from 2010 I believe but I hope those families shown are doing as well as possible.
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Me too.
My mum suffered a severe traumatic brain injury,she was in a deep coma&would never recover,she fell down stairs at a shopping centre,she was on machines to help her breath,but after a couple days the tubes were removed&she was taken to palliative care where she passed 1 week later
((Hugs)) Tania, I’m so very sorry for your loss.
@@jenniferd264 thankyou.this was is 2018.Altho she was my mum,she wasn't a nice person,she didn't have any friends because she was such a nasty lady,she cut all of her children out of her life I was still there just to make sure she didn't die alone.But it is better that she is at peace now because her life wasn't happy
@@taniamonaghan2489 sounds like you lost her twice then! That was very kind of you to be there for her at the end. Dying alone frightens me. I’m alone. I don’t have anyone anymore. I hope life is extra wonderful to you now 😊♥️
A few days ago, there was a catastrophic accident in New England (I think it was New Hampshire) involving a pickup truck and a group of motorcyclists who were veterans of our armed forces. Seven of the motorcyclists were killed in the accident which is still being investigated. May our hearts, prayers and condolences go out to them, their families and friends. Also, Thoughts and prayers to the injured. The truck driver was not injured. Like I said, the accident is still being investigated so we don’t know exactly what happened yet. Remember, motorcyclists, ALWAYS wear your helmet even in states like Pennsylvania (my home state) that for some inexplicable, crazy and insane reason do not require that motorcyclists wear them. Your life depends on it.
Awww rip Judy ❤️
To judys family so so so sorry for your loss your an amazing family and I’m sure your mum will be by your side all the time she willl always be with you my dad died 6 months ago and I am not coping well I just hope it gives you some peace that her organs are saving other lives she’s an amazing lady god bless you and you mum and all the fam and doctors that helped with her care rest in peace ❤❤❤
Absolutely amazing medical staff
that's adorable she's soooo shy
hubby recently had to agree to withdraw life sustaining treatments, for his mom who was in the late stage of dementia....watching a loved 1 being faced with that decision is the hardest thing..she passed 4 days later
Truly sorry for the tough decision of needing to say goodbye, for now, to your Husband's Mom☆☆~I do really understand how difficult it is to make these most compassionate decision for our Parents, and all our Loved Ones...Wishing You Many HEALING Blessings from Holly in Arizona♡♡!!
In the USA one does not have to be diagnosed with that. My dads wife has LewyBody Dem. Is hurting everyone around her and miserable. There are worse things than transitioning to spirit. Bless you all
Thanks for the upload 😁
RIP Judy ❤️❤️
Aug. 2022. Thank you for your post. Peace-out 🌎💞💫
What a wonderful woman and loving family. She leaves this life and steps straight into heaven❤❤❤
We are their heaven. Maybe she didnt run away into the sunset but lives on through love
It's heart breaking the lady didn't make it. I ride and love it ,yet I know I should give it up.😔
I'm so very proud to be an organ donor. I hope that what I have can help someone.
Judy’s legacy will live on.
Sooo sad poor woman poor family glad she did organ donation glad rest patients recovered
Hi everyone its Maryanne here to 13year old katryce i hope you get better soon and i love horse riding and swimming as well xxxxxxx❤
What a gift Judy gave to save other lives by organ donation.
Hi everyone its Maryanne here rest in peace judy now that you have got your angel wings fly to heaven with god and jesus rest peacefully my prayers 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 and thoughts are with the family and friends to xxxxxx💜🙏👼🏼👼🏼😇😇🌹🌹💐💐🌺🌺🌷🌷🕊🕊🕊
Rip Judy 😢
The Alfred is the best place to be in these situations!
U c the way they shout at patients, that what they did to me for 16 days in the Icu in one of the hosp in lebanon i hated them screaming at me but they told me they did not want me to sleep in certain times
Dunnu why i am watching this i was in a heart surgery then coma then all the ordeal maybe the thing is that i forgot every thing after i woke up from the coma
Kids do better than we do In recovering.
When I worked ICU patients were declared brain dead by independent doctors and then were taken to the operating room for organ removal after family members said goodbye.
R.I.P Judy
I don’t understand why more people don’t do organ donation except for religious beliefs. All those organs are going to decay quickly, you won’t ever need those organs again. Please, please think about organ donation and if you want to be an organ donor make sure you family knows you want to be an organ donor. So many on lists needing organ transplants. You can help so many people. God bless this family. I’m so very sorry for their heart breaking loss of this active, loving, dynamic woman…wife and momma. The love they have for her shows what an amazing woman she was. Her family is so strong.
It's disrespectful for the body. Are you the same person after your organs have been harvested while you're still technically alive? Or are you just a shell?
RIP Judy
God bless u all
Going to be a nurse in the intensive care unit at John Hunter Hospital
I wish American hospitals would just stop treatment when it's obvious the person will die, instead of letting families force medical care that won't do anything. That only raises the costs of hospitals & insurance higher for everyone.
when you become ill, your family will be glad to save govt $ by pulling the plug
those are your wishes and that’ll happen
Hope u and sll your family in god,s hand
Hang on, organ donation doesn't happen after a person has died, it is done after brain death is ascertained and the person is kept intubated and "alive" while organs are harvested then when the heart and lungs are to be taken they stop the heart and complete the procedure! At least that is what normally happens, once a person is dead the organs start to deteriorate whereas doing the organ removal while still on a heart lung machine keeps them viable for longer.
What is happening in this case is referred to as after death donation where the patient is rushed to theatre shortly after death( within minutes) for organ donation.The timing is critical and very difficult to coordinate appropriate retrieval teams.
Yes, that’s understood. The body is alive, the brain is not. I’m too old to donate now, but I always wanted to had I died young.
Rest In Peace
The motorcycle man’s son is a spit image of his dad
He is the spitting image
American Doctors and hospitals don't go this far to save a patient. I'm saddened by that realization. We have horrible health care in America. If you are poor, you can't even go to a doctor. So many here use the ER for a clinic because they can't turn you away.
What are you even talking about?? Daily, doctors in the US are faced with medical situations identical to these, and daily they go to every extent possible to save their patients!! The poor can and do indeed receive healthcare!
You are so wrong. Drs here do the same thing.
Did Kevin end up dying since his wife is referring to him in the past tense.
She was talking about his motorcycle riding days in the past tense.
All I can say is, stay off of motorcycles!! I’ve known so many that have lost their lives on those things!! 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️😩😩
Me gustaria que los pasarán en español
thank you judy...rest in peace...
Why is Mr Ash Moaveni not called Dr Ash Moaveni if he is an orthopedic surgeon?
When male doctors become super qualified in a specific field, then they become known as Mr not Dr. Not actually sure how that works for female doctors.
It’s the same in the UK,all surgeons are known as Mr not Dr.In the early 1800’s surgeons didn’t need to have degrees or be specially educated like regular doctors,so were known as Mr.Although that’s not the case now the tradition carried on.
Ah i see they dressed the doll
This is not the best show for my anxiety. 😪😪 Blessings to everyone
Isnt 60 too old to donate organs? I thought at that age it was just skin and eyes.
Probably depends on how well the person's general health is or was I should say. I'm 63 and I don't think anyone would want my heart. I have heart issues. I also have nodules on my lungs so those are out. They probably can tell when they start to harvest them.
Absolutely not.
I was with my mother as she died & shed many tears watching Judy's dear family say "good-bye"..Romans 8:38 & 39.
It's good u can do surgery and then say he may die way to go
I ask you guys to follow Dr Zakir Nike❤.
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“Donorcycle” , 26% greater chance of dying when involved in an accident with a motorcycle.
Wow,this is an inappropriate comment. Grow up!
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They Hurt Themselves.
none of these were self inflicted?
Well that’s a pretty hurtful hateful thing to say. May none of your loved ones ever be in any of these positions, and if you or they are, may no one say such hateful things to you.
What? Your comment makes no sense.
You need to let her go.........
Wrong! Read the comment from her family .
Who? And why?
I hope Judy's beautiful selfless spirit lives and loves on trough people her gift saved. I hope her family found some healing ❤️🩹
RIP Judy... What I can add to this very tragic & sudden even that took the life of a very active & otherwise healthy woman is what I can only say is how most of us should want to pass on. She literally had no knowledge of what happened & I'd be safe to say no suffering. Keeping her alive would have been suffering for her & then to donate her organs so a part of here earthly body can live on to save so many lives. There really is no better way to go from this place to the next & her family absolutely did right by her & I support organ 🫁