Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

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with some time to spare, Leanne decided to make a quick visit to the hospital

Bed 6 was empty, and the lady in the next bed, who had just undergone cataract surgery, mentioned that she had gone to the oncology department to see her daughter again.

“Dr. Castillo, you’ve got to talk to your hospital management about not letting those people come around anymore. Every time they show up, Belinda ends up in tears. Her eyes are already in bad shape as it is.”

The empathy from one patient to another was palpable, and the elderly lady patient was indignant. “She’s out there, working herself to the bone to give her child a few more days of life. And these people have the nerve to show up asking for organ donations while their child is still fighting. It’s like they’re cursing her! Heartless!”

Her son interrupted, “I’ve heard all sorts of stories that once you sign the consent, it’s like signing your death warrant. When push comes to shove, the doctors won’t lift a finger to

Save

you. They’d rather let you die because people are lining up for your organs.”

of the time-sensitive nature of harvesting organs after brain death.

the moment you agree, you’re marked, and next thing. you know, you’re on

fathom why they were so mistrustful of the hospital.

not how it works. No doctor would dare to remove your kidney secretly. The consequences involve more than just losing their job.

or any other doctor. But please, don’t stress Belinda o with this talk. Everything is voluntary, and no one forces Belinda and Jada into

about stopping

you’re a good person. Unlike the director, who’s a quack obsessed

way to the oncology department.

and was cleaning up in the restroom. Jada was sitting on her bed, watching

just nine years old, after 30 rounds of chemotherapy and 100 rounds of radiation, her battle with cancer had

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slightly frayed at

smiled, her dimples showing, and greeted her politely, “Hello, Dr.

quickly came out of the restroom, holding a bowl of freshly washed grapes for Jada and handing Leanne two more wrapped in a paper towel, placed in a Ziploc bag. “Dr. Castillo, take these for the road.