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The man who was declared dead came back to life a few minutes before his organs were removed.

The man who was declared dead came back to life a few minutes before his organs were removed.

18.10.2024 14:40

In England, a man named Thomas 'TJ' Hoover II was hospitalized due to a drug overdose and was declared dead. During the preparations for organ donation, Hoover's heart began to move and beat. As a result, the surgeons decided to abandon the organ retrieval. The incident had a significant impact; some staff members left their jobs, while others had to undergo therapy due to the trauma they experienced. The event sparked serious discussions about organ donation processes and the determination of death.

A shocking incident in England has shaken the medical community and the public. A man named Thomas 'TJ' Hoover II came back to life while preparing for organ donation.

The incident began in October 2021 when Hoover was hospitalized due to a drug overdose. After doctors declared him dead, preparations for organ donation began. However, an unexpected development occurred in the operating room.

While Hoover's heart was being tested, he suddenly began to move and cry. Organ transplant doctor Natasha Miller described the moment, saying, "He was moving in bed, thrashing around. He was visibly crying."

Upon this development, the surgeons immediately abandoned the organ retrieval. The impact of the incident was significant; some staff members left their jobs, while others had to undergo therapy due to the trauma they experienced.

Hoover's sister, Donna Rhorer, stated that her brother had reacted before, but doctors had explained it as a reflex. This claim further heightened the seriousness of the incident.

Although Kentucky Organ Donation Alliance (KODA) denied the incident, official authorities have launched an investigation into the matter. Hoover is currently alive but facing serious health issues, and his sister has taken on the responsibility of his care as his legal guardian.

This incident has sparked serious discussions about organ donation processes and the determination of death. Health officials are reviewing procedures to prevent similar situations from occurring. Medical ethics experts are once again emphasizing how delicate the line between life and death can be.

The man declared dead came back to life just minutes before his organs were to be taken
The man declared dead came back to life just minutes before his organs were to be taken
The man declared dead came back to life just minutes before his organs were to be taken



 
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