Dying for Life: China’s volunteer organ donors

The three-episode documentary series “To Live” presents the new look of China’s organ transplant system. The first episode “Dying for Life” documents two cases of voluntary donations after death: 53-year-old Kong Lingfeng and a 6-year-old girl Tongtong. It attempts to reveal the public attitude towards organ donating in China. Also, it tries to discuss the challenges facing China’s transplant industry.
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[@areinn__2949]

Im in 2nd year of medical school , everytime i give up from studying almost all the day , i come to youtube to this videos , to see that if i become doctor i can help how many person even if its by saying a good word ♥️

[@peggyriley2852]

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[@reasonsderanged]

Aaaaw you’re a sweet soul! May many Blessings shine upon you!

[@freeflyingangel1321]

There's a story of my cousin's friend who had an accident and was declared brain dead and the doctors tried to convince his family to harvest organs and said that though if he survives he can't live normally but his father was ademant he said that as long his breathing he's living and they should respect that,he was 6 months in hospital,and started to respond and finally trying to get back to normal!!

[@freeflyingangel1321]

@日穿钢板 doesn't matter,it still happened!!

[@youguanhen9389]

It's a miracle and beautiful. But brain death defines death in medical standard so breathing only does not count as being alive.

[@afiberyl]

A colleague of mine had her mum brain dead & was pressured to allow harvesting, she & de family said no, dey struggled to keep her on lifesaver but just one day after 2 whole years, de woman just got out of bed, disconnected those tubing, health personnel went to her thinking she had finally given up de ghost, only to see her out of bed, need I say more, u can guess what happened on

[@freeflyingangel1321]

@@afiberyl amazing!!

[@Markzuckisacuck]

@@afiberyl pretty sure that's not true....

[@CrookedEyeSniper]

I used to be dead set against my organs being donated. That is until I lost my brother. My whole family, except myself, wanted to donate his organs. Eventually I relented and finally agreed. And I must admit that the people from the organ donor program were amazing. Taking time to explain everything and handle everything with respect and are sensitive to your concerns. I couldn't help but become completely in favor of donating. And even afterwards they kept in touch with the family. And solely because of them that I now want my organs donated when I'm gone.

[@meganthursby2002]

So sorry for your loss❤

[@trexmidnite]

Now you are just all for organ donations eh..

[@chigozieigwe5070]

When they get thiz free organ, do they give it to patient who needs them free? Wake up guys.

[@gretchensaaduddin5123]

​@@chigozieigwe5070They do not wait for brain death even in the U.S. They fake brain death! It is big business. I used to be involved in renal transplantation, until I saw some totally weird stuff. Then I saw UNOS allowing foreign entities to jump the list and go to the top. That is corrupt!!!. Then all the most respected docs opted out too. When our transplant coordinator refused a transplant, choosing to die, that was the end for me. It is getting more and more corrupt too!

[@erinstoner6318]

Don't tell someone not to cry when their loved one dies, it's impossible

[@vrowoken1465]

facts

[@noeymadia2261]

I agree.

[@archi7896]

True

[@NepalivlogSB]

Yeah just hug them because that's the last moment to live with them physically

[@littlewinks3010]

I thought this exact thought

[@tooshay4me]

It is truly one of the hardest decisions to let a loved one go. I had to make that decision with my mother and it took me over 3 years before I felt normal again. That young man crying at the beginning for his dad just ripped my heart in two. Organ donation helps others to live, but brings neither comfort nor healing to heart’s pain of loss. I, myself, am an organ donor as it is far easier to be the donor than the family member losing you.

[@user-yt1lb3kx3p]

Now I’m studying for being a doctor , l will do best for rescuing the patients

[@ola.o2286]

Good luck yes you can 👍🏼

[@nrmlyaroy7135]

Best of Luck

[@nrmlyaroy7135]

👍

[@simplyjournal6665]

You deserve 1K like for your comment. It touched my ❤️

[@yadiraortiz4673]

yes you will. you have all the power to do so. you will be a great doctor. you will see. good luck my friend

[@janedoe6181]

Much respect to the surgical team that gave the father a moment of silence before harvesting the organs.

[@IamKimsational]

I send much love from the US to those patients and their families, who gave so willingly and without self-interest. You are admired and loved, and I will keep your families in my prayers. I hope your transplant program has flourished and soared to wonderful new heights and that families are able to move on at their own pace. Peace, kindness, and deep respect, my darlings. ❤

[@yiplekhong5111]

That final moment you looking at your love one before they go is the toughest momwnt in your life, you can never get it out from your memory til you stop breathing some day.

[@evilsammyplayz3058]

It’s horrible. It sent me spiraling into depression

[@user-ms6rm1fc9x]

I held my fathers hand until he took his last breath. Its been 16 years and and i can still see him struggling to breath then taking his last breath.

[@a6703]

I think all the Doctors were very compassionate and doing the best for all their patients.

[@independentthoughtsnotthot9030]

Chinese propaganda bot

[@montagraph818]

@@independentthoughtsnotthot9030 Exactly, they harvest organs from unwilling ethnic minorities

[@malek4416]

why you have to think?

[@malek4416]

all doctors are doing best for their patient

[@squirellman144]

These are reasons I could never be a Doctor or work in hospitals or with injured living things. I would just break down at the sight of any person and animal hurt or dying.

[@satwindersingh6862]

Same

[@faisalabdurrahman2029]

you mean pass out

[@faisalabdurrahman2029]

your profile picture looks ridiculous

[@euniceblessing2197]

Same here.

[@imdyinginside1919]

If you can’t handle simple stuff like that it’s best for you not to work at hospital

[@kamauwikeepa7308]

I believe that organ donor's families should have the opportunity to make physical contact with recipients. This would alleviate a lot of anxiety to those who have lost someone.

[@seecanon5840]

Not a good choice. In the families grief there could be harassment or even stalking. Anonymity is the very best way to handle these situations.

[@evilsammyplayz3058]

My uncle was like a grandpa to me, and he went brain dead to COVID. My dad had to make the choice to pull him off treatment. He then died. I wish the best to those who suffer the same fate

[@NagoBust]

Why would your dad do that he had a chance to live your dad sounds like a peice of shit wanting to save money instead of saving his uncle

[@bluehorizons8913]

@@NagoBust you can’t save someone from being brain dead. Brain dead mean YOU are not alive but the BODY is. The body cannot work without a brain and neither can brain death be fixed. Shut your insensitive mouth up and maybe actually know what you’re talking about.

[@meganthursby2002]

So sorry for your loss

[@shirekabrownteague6297]

This has me in tears. I lost my Dad suddenly 1 year ago, and didn't get to say goodbye. I love that they made this decision.

[@ImpartiallySpeaking]

Having the ability to meet with donor recipients is something which would encourage more families to agree to organ donations where they have an opportunity to engage with recipients knowing their decision helped to make a difference to someone else’s life. Being told about it is one thing - but seeing it with their own eyes by meeting donor recipients is something entirety different and can be hugely positive experience for a grieving family

[@Gaetano.94]

Not a good idea. When it comes to grief and you know that your son's heart lives on, and you know the person because of your suggestion, could be issues like stalking, and other more scary situations.

[@uzmaanjum3413]

Hii all of you I'm fatima frnd india Ap, I'm poor family girl,I hv one hand to shoulder muscles to neck joint muscles injury dr to me surgery,plz help me in my medicine💊 💉medical care, I will send you my dr report details nd my id proof help me pls my father was expired 🙏help me 😭🙏plz

[@sava3786]

this is the part i never went into this field, can't handle death and sadness

[@jessicaprestana2623]

Bro I'm literally the opposite , haha

[@tiegz9770]

I feel so bad for that young man who last his father 😔

[@_xxmyaaxx_1912]

Lipgloss 2000 same

[@claudeusgothicus6453]

@Tasha smith - Don't blame the people in China for what the CCP does! There is no country where the people actually have any control over, much less responsibility for the actions of their government. The people living in China have been brainwashed since birth and they are only allowed to know about what the CCP tells them to think. The CCP treats it's own people both those living inside of and those Chinese citizens living outside of China horribly, they have total control over all their lives. Haven't you ever wondered why those living outside of China rarely openly, if ever criticize the CCP? You'd also be afraid to say anything if you knew that something you said or did could get everyone you loved tortured and killed. It's hard for westerners to wrap their heads around or understand the mindset of someone else who lives with the very real danger of a government who can make them or their loved ones suffer for something they might do or say. The CCP uses the same tactics on their population that thugs or the mafia do. This virus (CCP virus) has killed most likely upwards of a million Chinese citizens, and those left behind aren't even allowed to mourn for their family members. The Chinese people themselves are not responsible for this pandemic, they are also the victims of the CCP so please - keep the blame for the CCP-virus squarely where it belongs, on the CCP and also the WHO - and try not to generalize and blame the Chinese people themselves. EDIT - please note that I'm saying all Chinese people are great, nor am I excusing the Chinese people for the morally questionable shit that they do, I'm simply saying that the Chinese people shouldn't be blamed for the virus which is solely the fault of the CCP, and the pandemic which is on both the CCP and the also WHO.

[@karti9565]

Tasha smith how RUDE!! You're a HEARTLESS ANIMAL !!!!!

[@oxygen0069]

Went through the same pain that he did , truly horrible feeling

[@brianstabile165]

Wow people die sure it’s sad moron but it happens

[@ashleyw8526]

I know his friend is just trying to comfort him but please don’t tell a grieving person not to be sad or not to cry. Those are very important components of healing from the grief and moving forward. People who bottle it up to appear strong or tough based on other people’s definition have a much harder time grieving and healing.

[@johannabarnard5353]

Oh dear God that was terribly sad. But the young man saved another life. I'm proud if him. That took courage to be willing to do something so sensitive. I myself would be willing to donate. Anyone here seen the movie. 10 pounds ? Will Smith as main actor. Truly deep movie. Based on a true experience.

[@mandiac1532]

He said “don’t cry” like really dude he just lost his father!

[@bigsexynettajackson6150]

The kids would just kill me, so sad! Any age is sad, but the kids is something else. She should be out playing with friends, or in a classroom learning all she can learn. Blessings to all the donors and families.

[@Budgetmealracer]

The young gentleman has the same story as me, way back in 2016 i lost my father due to a heart attack and it happened in front of my very eyes. I just got home in cebu city philippines after a 2 year work contract in edmonton city alberta canada. I was only 26 years old that i lost my father. My dad was a single parent since I war 3 years old and he never married or have any relationships until me and younger brother graduated college. After his death, life turned upside down and i was so close with my dad and until this very day. Tears still rolls from my eyes everytime i think of him. Everytime family problems hit me because i felt like im not wanted anymore or what not. I still cry even im an adult, in my mind i am asking help from my father but i realitu strikes me knowing its just a memory of him that is with me. I can totally relate with the young guy who lost his father. Just stay strong my friend and dont be ashame to cry even we are adults. Just look at the bright side that your father is somewhere peaceful and in a pain free world.

[@sscnrp0909]

Condolence. What a tragic story. I hope you're better now :)

[@rhondaclark716]

I’m so sorry for your loss , my deepest condolences to you , I wished I could help you your always good enough 😭

[@trillfind5958]

That's sad hope you feel better.

[@mamajen91]

This is one of my plan too ever since.. for my useful organs to be donated after i die.

[@dawnegan3984]

Yes and that is fine but China has been doing this to people alive taking parts than letting them die

[@caroljenny7701]

Don’t tell someone to not be sad or to not cry for God’s sake.

[@mynameisstolen]

@@verazhang1678 yeah we all say that in Chinese it’s for comforting

[@elizaakhtar6267]

But if u dont cry and push all emotions into u then it might lead to heart attack,suicide,depression etc.

[@chikin5]

basically in chinese culture, 别哭 (don't cry) is a shortened version of "It's alright, we are here for you, don't take it too hard on yourself"

[@sadepennbrook]

@@elizaakhtar6267 don’t be so dramatic.

[@fourfamilymizo1054]

Im crying R.I.P god bless you

[@cisa6665]

Mizo

[@bommuprabhavathi9529]

Father is always a hero ❤️❤️❤️even he last her father god will never leave him alone.feels so sad🥺😔

[@roshnibadodekar2393]

The hardest Situation for a mother to take decisions like this.. but she made a Good decision 👍

[@morosso1968]

a noble decision.

[@wyk93]

“Willingly donate” is not common for donating organs in China. “Forced” is the right term for it.

[@weirdmatter]

Big business, the rich from around the world go to China, because China can do a organ transplant it two or three weeks. That means they track and kill the poor soul needed. In China they have everything about a people, blood type ext. So its human Trafficking, kidnapping, amd murder!

[@weirdmatter]

Welcome to communism, America is like this now.

[@stepht7508]

@@weirdmatter ....and it will only get worse!

[@dshe8637]

@@weirdmatter This is pure capitalism

[@gingerjuice4053]

@Yimiao the said in the video they give anesthesia to the patients. Now a brain dead person shouldn't feel any pain or anything for that matter. So some of these people could still be alive...

[@n1msu]

videos like this are really important. While the west has some issues with the government, the people of China are not the government. There are western sterotypes of the Chinese in some parts of the west, videos like this help break that. The man at the beginning, having to turn his dad's ventilator off is tragic, what a strong man, I hope he is doing well now.

[@2010redshift]

Pulling the ventilator, for me is an easy decision. I wouldn't want my loved one to suffer for my selfish choice of keeping them alive, and a useless vegetable. Who would say yes to being a vegetable.

[@ardkoroz9344]

my heart hurts, I seen one of my young sons die in front of me it resulted in his death, no one will ever comprehend this darkness. so I'm telling this family, I am thinking of you!!!

[@monmac7387]

Sorry for your loss💜

[@ardkoroz9344]

Mon Mac oh thank you, GOD bless.

[@monmac7387]

@@ardkoroz9344 Thank you. God bless you, also.

[@loopsruby]

I’m so sorry that would of been awful.Love to you.

[@simplyteeto]

I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@emmajones8590]

This made me cry.

[@angelperezjr3046]

"I respect the Human Being that is helping others even from his death bed; to be able to still help someone in need is an unselfish person!!! May God Bless You always and Your Family for the Gift They have given to others!!! Respect the Dead!"

[@boojay111]

What a fabulous team of medical staff trying to sort out the moral and humane way to go against the corrupt and inexcusable money based thugs whose only interest is money. A different culture to me in many ways but oh so sad for the families involved and thank you to all of them who were strong and brave to let us see what surely is a very private moment of their lives.

[@gretchensaaduddin5123]

Are you seriously so dense? It is worse in China! Do you know what goes on there? You actually think the family decides?

[@susantisdell1725]

I had a student Mike Zhou who was studying to be a Dr in Colorado. He was a student at a local school in Pennsylvania. I miss talking with him about his plans.

[@paolarossini556]

I'm a nurse, 6 months ago I make new identity card and I give the asention for organ donor. I cosider this people heros. Their death is life of other people and they survive, with their gifts in other people. Thank you of all ❤😢

[@OliviaM-hr7vw]

I registered to become an organ donor a few days ago. All countries should follow an 'opt out' system

[@FanOBarbaro]

They do..or at least most like the usa and uk do

[@gvshe996]

Yeah in Singapore when you die, your organs are automatically donated. Unless you wish to opt out.

[@jennyli7749]

Incredible to watch how China is changing their practices in issues such as organ donation. It’s great to let the world know that China CAN and WILL do better on sensitive subjects as this

[@patriciamyers2260]

What are you talking about. What do you think is happening in this video? Are you oblivious or a plant? A plant likely.

[@kellyobrien5380]

Do any of you who has commented on this video, organ donors on your drivers license? After you die you won't need your organs any more. So to be a future donor your doing something incredible for many lives around you. You have the decision to make good use for your organs or let them go to waste.

[@bskull3232]

I have, both in my Chinese driver license (actually not printed on the license but in an online record) and my US driver license (for the state of NC, a red heard on the bottom right corner).

[@karlskutbff4117]

oh poor boy..i..cant stop cry..im sorry..i hope..stay strong..

[@nica6720]

I cried like a baby 😭

[@happytobeme1983]

How can that guy tell him not to cry when he will be losing his dad forever. Let him cry and prepare himself to mourn for the death of his father.

[@Mig-nr8hc]

Our mailman is fro Hong Kong ...his very nice person ...we ask how his family are doing and says ok ....I hope every doctor , nurses etc ..I wish u the very best of luck to u all..from 🇨🇦...this is heartbreaking 😰

[@fathima369]

Everyones life's have a miracled imotional story for them This too is heart touching!! Made me cry

[@user-ms6rm1fc9x]

I feel so bad for this young man.

[@tanialu7499]

when I was younger I was scared of donating my organs because I thought what if we need them in the afterlife? But now I believe that the afterlife, if there is an afterlife is more spiritual and not physical.

[@happyhealerforpresident2029]

Smart move.. Because its kinda foolish to not donate for fear of needing an organ after your dead. That is about as GREEDY as it gets.

[@tanialu7499]

@@happyhealerforpresident2029 I wouldn't say it's greedy, you never really know what's after life and in the slightest chance that we need our organs, I didn't want to risk it and be dead for eternity. I was just more worried about myself which is not greedy

[@WakeupAmerica777]

God created you from dust. HE can rebuild you even in a better form. ✝️

[@wilmacelia7846]

Achei muito respeitoso , o silencio dos médicos em relação ao corpo. Uma homenagem de dignidade e solidariedade.

[@stassji5041]

There is nothing better than seal shut doors. What goes inside them are marvellous things such as transplants.

[@DavidLee-wj9sp]

Extraction is painful. You are still alive

[@e.j.thomas9994]

I recently signed the opt out, for organ donation. And when I went to give blood, the blood nurse tried to make me change my mind! So I grinned as I replied, " You either get my blood and be thankful for that, or you get nothing!" I have ADHD so lots of the anti rejection drugs I couldn't tollerate. If I can't receive, I certainly won't give!

[@ashleyb.9430]

This is hard for me to watch. I just lost my mom 6 months ago and she was an organ donor so watching this made me think of her😔. (She donated her eye tissue)

[@asassin8t3r]

Most organs get carved out while patient is still alive

[@youguanhen9389]

Brain death is medical standard death globally. So the body may still be "alive" under life supportive equipments.

[@chezzy.b6389]

They don’t feel the pain doe

[@amberchannel7336]

Henqqqq

[@hibik420]

@@youguanhen9389 This happens to alive and well Falun Gong practitioners mostly. Their organs sell for a higher price since they lead a healthy lifestyle.

[@missjojo184]

Well the body has to be alive for the doctors to be able to harvest the live organs. But the brain is non functioning, aka brain dead.

[@melanied5737]

I can’t believe they just received funding in 2017!! thank you for all you do ❤️ - an OR nurse

[@taythatoledo6683]

I CAN'T STOP CRYING.... I WANT TO DONATE TOO.... IS SAD, BUT WE CAN HELP OTHERS TO LIVE..... BLANCA, FROM HATILLO, PUERTO RICO... GOD BLESS YOU ALL... 🙏🌹

[@sherryalexander7056]

I'm so sorry for your loss .. God be with u

[@kimleonard4070]

They have to keep them alive to keep the organs alive until they are completely removed

[@codename495]

Brain dead, meaning no brain activity is the definition of death. A heartbeat and artificial ventilation/ life support will keep the body alive for YEARS, but the persons brain isn’t functioning. They are dead.

[@sinimini]

@@codename495 The body can still feel pain, and it is effectively being murdered. The term "brain dead" was created by Drs in the 60's so organ transplants could be performed legally.

[@Kuro-UWU]

@@sinimini You cannot feel any pain if your SNC is not working or if there is a death of the brain cells which are in charge of feeling the pain, but even if there would be brain activity (which it can be monitored through an electroencephalogram) the doctors can somministrate painkillers or induce a pharmacological coma.

[@sinimini]

@@Kuro-UWU My body is suffering though.

[@seahling894]

hear of donati her everything heart real very pain. n cry no stop. thk of my father pasd away 1yr stil cnt forget him.

[@dreamwidow4290]

he is not gone, he lives and gave life to others who needed his organs, the gift of life is something more powerful than we can ever know, and to bestow such an honor, upon another is by far more than what one can expect from a gentleman, who in his own wishes, decided long ago, this is what he wanted. you are not alone, a donor organ to another who will also die without it, will bring peace and solice to your heart, to know he still walks this earth in many different footsteps, in many people alive who will always feel his connection to them and the family of yours. be strong, life has many wonderful suprises in the future for you.

[@mommygenvlog3534]

Very heart breaking. 😭Help us oh God.🙏

[@stephenobengampadu6959]

Yes God must help us

[@jebbus1497]

I'm an organ donor myself and this is just heartbreaking.

[@himmatsandhu4059]

Which organ did u donated?

[@jebbus1497]

@@himmatsandhu4059 I haven't. I'm on the organ donor list in case I die early or something, someone will get my usable organs.

[@nonstopspicytom3485]

Thank you for volunteering ❤

[@mountaingirl1995]

God bless you all 🙏 I pray all countries will follow to save lives.

[@rangerstardust-kidd7949]

I use to work emergency see the doctor take a moment was very nice....

[@jakemode]

First thing i did when I got my license was apply to be a organ donor. I hope i can help someone when I croak

[@askhowiknow5527]

The involuntary organ donors in China are the ones I want to talk about. Let's make a video about those guys.

[@hankj.wimbleton4781]

my great grandma died a few days ago. i miss her.

[@suhasidhananjay2670]

This is very danagrous. God plz save those corono victims🙏🙏

[@stanpaolulsama7031]

All they even care about is money and there reputations 🙄

[@jabroni3133]

china: hey buddy, you're donating organs today. guy: wtf i never signed up for that china: hey buddy, you're donating organs today.

[@mihaelachelaru4972]

🙏👏👏👏👏bravo personalu medicala Dumnezeu sa va binecuvânteze familie.

[@Mari3Mari3g]

It’s like When you don’t make your dreams your friend will sacrifice for you but the beginning of its life is the end of theres 😣😖😔

[@rhondaclark716]

I’m so sorry for everything your going though. My deepest condolences 💐. Wish I could give him my heart ❤️ so it would bring him back to life for your heart ❤️. My heart I’d broken

[@stephenobengampadu6959]

Oh! It’s not easy oo

[@emilysantana3494]

Rest in pice who everyone that died. Un Refugio Para El Amor

[@fernandastabelini8224]

Isso chama gratidão

[@Sandip0878]

This is real china 🙏🙏 Love from India❤❤

[@michlozada6715]

The doctor is more focused in saving to the patients kidneys so he could benefit from it rather than saving the old man's life

[@youguanhen9389]

Not Chinese doctors. In China most doctors do not get paid by commission. They are on fixed salary. But what you said might be true in your country.

[@mynameisstolen]

Sorry that don’t happen in China, learn more about my country first before u comment.

[@michlozada6715]

Why don't you reply to the one uploaded the video? Why are u replying on my comment when I based it on this documentary? And what do u think.of that and those that were interviewed?

[@michlozada6715]

@@youguanhen9389 reply to the one who uploaded this video not on my comment.

[@michlozada6715]

@@mynameisstolen I don't need to learn about your country. My comment is based on this video.

[@kathleenwetherell1205]

I want to be an organ donor but sadly I’m chronically sick so I’m worried I won’t be able too my husband said he will never give permission for them to have my organs as in his religion and country it’s not allowed but I told him it’s my body my choice and not his country I didn’t say it to be mean I said it because if I could save just one persons life or make a difference to someone’s life then everything I have gone through in life will all be worth it my children know my wishes my 14yr old son and 12yr old daughter know my wishes incase a decision has to be made by them instead they know how seriously sick I am I’m only 32yrs old and everyday I wake up I thank god because it’s one more day to make memories with my children and I am so grateful and blessed to have the most amazing wonderful children who will do anything for me when I’m sick and help me so much I’d give my life for my children literally I’m sick like this because of my pregnancy with my daughter and it’s worth the 12yrs of excruciating pain to see her smile every day and tell me how much she loves me god truly blessed me not just with my children I have been with my husband since I was 15yrs old I’m now 32yrs old and he is so amazing to me and our children I truly am blessed Please stay safe everyone Please have a happy, healthy and blessed day to you all Sending all the love in the world to everyone love from the uk 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@FanOBarbaro]

They can take your cornea(eyes),skin and bones and sadly if your husband declines to allow organ donation, they'll respect his wishes and not do it

[@FanOBarbaro]

I watched a documentary series on organ donation in the uk

[@atlantidamaldonado7115]

Its true what she says,they did this to my cousins 9 year old daughter when she passed away,my cousin thought they would only be taking her vital organs like liver heart pancreas ect,but no they not only took her vital organs they took bones skin eyes evreything, my cousin couldn't belive how she received her daughter body,there were only specks of her,very sad indeed

[@gnccreations277]

I'll pray for her soul

[@mystrength5640]

NO Words.

[@SadiesB869]

I don’t understand why not everyone is an organ donor. I mean you don’t need them anymore why deny someone else the chance to continue life.

[@IOPE_]

So they convinced the parents to give up to get the organs ? Feels like that was what they where after all along and not focus on the girl and saving her.

[@MH-df6zx]

How are they gonna save a brain dead person. Leaving the organs to get eaten by maggots won't help the girl.

[@jackiefriman8056]

These people are not “volunteers”! The Chinese government sell over 7000 organs every Year. USA only made something around 400 (if not less) organ transplants last year. And like I said, it’s NOT from volunteers, 99,999999% of the organs comes from forced organ harvesting from imprisoned minorities. Such as Falun Gong practitioners. China has since many years back now been slaughtering innocent people to then sell their organs. The waiting list for a organ when you are dying can take up to several years, even up to 5 - 7 years, in China the waiting time is 2 weeks. This is mass murder. And this clip is NOTHING but propaganda to try to hide their actions or make it seem like the shit they do somehow comes from volunteers. This is so disturbing. Please research the forced organ harvesting done by the Chinese government.

[@jackiefriman8056]

Jana Catudan what’s your problem?

[@karthikeyan.p1619]

I lost my dad like this😢

[@galmarouslove4325]

I Feel If Its For A Good Cause Then Much Respsct To The Families And People That Donate Their Organs

[@user-ic1mx1hy6s]

😭😭😭

[@judiththompson9465]

Sorry but I will never put my name on any diners list .

[@mynameisstolen]

Ok?

[@lilsanchxzlil6837]

This gets me emotionL

[@jackiewong5108]

Cannot imagine the mother seeing their child dying

[@o.o1163]

In 51 and an organ donor and its the gift of life for many people. My kids and grandchildren know. God bless your family

[@stanpaolulsama7031]

It's even alot darker than I imagine calling them heros heh

[@FanOBarbaro]

They are heros

[@vjrocker360]

Yea totally shady!!

[@suhailinayatulla652]

Hero’s to a money parasite maybe

[@DaedalEVE]

“Volunteer”..... yeah right

[@felixxdenolo6793]

Q next citizen volunteers to work for free, then mothers beg the ccp to abort babies that are almost born, and finally people demand dirtier air because the clean blue sky is unfashionable lol 😂

[@forestdenizen6497]

You know that the UK is introducing non-consensual organ donation this year, right? You have to register an opt out to be exempt.

[@DaedalEVE]

Forest Denizen glad I don’t live there.

[@socialscientist7170]

@@DaedalEVE where do u live? Do you know what The UK.US and other so called countried did to humanity? DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY INNOCENT PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN IRAQ AFGANISTAN,LIBYA AND YAMEN! WOULD YOU MIND SPEAKING AGAINST THEM?? perhaps you wong do tbat coz u r dumb as shit

[@jackiefriman8056]

Q how can that be the thought in your head? No matter where you live you should care about this! And maybe this isn’t happening where you live, YET. But trust me hard times is coming globally. The attitude “oh I see that there is a fire over there, but as long as the fire not yet have reached my yard I won’t care” makes me sick. We all need to come together, help each other, send hope to each other etc etc. The Chinese government sell over 7000 organs every Year. USA only made something around 400 (if not less) organ transplants last year. And it’s NOT from volunteers, 99,999999% of the organs comes from forced organ harvesting from imprisoned minorities. Such as Falun Gong practitioners. China has since many years back now been slaughtering innocent people to then sell their organs. The waiting list for a organ when you are dying can take up to several years, even up to 5 - 7 years, in China the waiting time is 2 weeks. This is mass murder. And this clip is NOTHING but propaganda to try to hide their actions or make it seem like the shit they do somehow comes from volunteers. This is so disturbing. Please research the forced organ harvesting done by the Chinese government. If you don’t care about this and just are glad it’s not yet happening where you live a suggest you take a long long look at your heart.

[@grismoreno2708]

Porq no los traducen creo q es muy interesante esas explicaciones

[@mariaevanir3719]

Parabéns

[@brettheithold]

"volunteer"

[@Kuro-UWU]

He said that to his family time ago, respect his wishes.

[@dobmaster4412]

there's no volunteer

[@montagraph818]

It definitely deserves quotations around it, china harvests organs from ethnic minority groups and then calls them volunteers as if they had any say

[@MrJackben32]

Totally voluntary, not like they had no say in the matter

[@thetralierzone351]

Send Trevor he'll teach em some lesson

[@mariadelourdesdomingos7468]

@@thetralierzone351 ⁶. Nnmb

[@woocheongan1437]

I believe that in the future, there will be more donors who selflessly dedicate the value of life, and more and more people will benefit from it. With the blessed part, they will harvest a lot of love and transmit the positive energy of love. , Bless every life!

[@georgewilliamsiii4677]

If that donor really was the 76th generational descendant of Confucius, that just adds to this in a way I can't explain.

[@stassji5041]

I sign up as a young teenager and still stands by the decision. If you "go out", then "go out" as a legend. 😏

[@control858]

Remember, you would not live a very long life. It doesn't matter you go out as a legend or not. If you donate your organs to a random person, that would be a very strange decision. Not all people care about you. Some are spiteful torwards you and you still want to die for them? I reccomend giving your organs to a loved one if they are dying.

[@youguanhen9389]

I am proud for being Chinese. We have so many kind and generous people. We have strong and determined minds. We love peace and can critically think. We are growing stronger and bigger. I see confidences of Chinese people and see how much unity we are gaining like never before. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Big thanks to the donor and good luck to the receiver!

[@TheDisturbingBeginning]

AH...let the bidding begin on the highest bidder for your organs. Sickening!

[@mbakyukvlog1986]

respect 🤲

[@andesohpatriciah6038]

do they sell them ..or they also donate them....thinking out loud

[@hairbyjewelsalon1015]

andesoh patriciah that is a good question

[@jackiefriman8056]

Hair By Jewel Salon the sell them. They sell over 7000 organs every Year. USA only made something around 400 (if not less) organ transplants last year. And it’s NOT volunteers, most organ comes from forced organ harvesting from imprisoned minorities. Such as Falun Gong practitioners. China has since many years back now been slaughtering innocent people to then sell their organs. The waiting list for a organ when you are dying can take up to several years, in China the waiting time is 2 weeks. Please research this.

[@hairbyjewelsalon1015]

Jacqueline Friman wow! I definitely will research more about this. I know a person who received a kidney transplant after years of waiting. I never felt comfortable adding my name to the organs donation list, so I never did. It should be in my will well anyway thanks for your reply and have a blessed day 😀

[@jackiefriman8056]

Hair By Jewel Salon research “letter from masanjia” and “human harvest”. Letter from masanjia is a story about a man who was imprisoned by the Chinese government simply because he was a part of the minority of Falun Gong practitioners. He manage to write a simple letter crying out for help in despair, he wrote about the thousands of people were brutally tortured and waiting persecution. He put this letter in a dvd case of a movie when he did his labor work. This dvd then got shipped to the USA among thousands other movies. A women from the US then bought the movie from a store and found this letter hidden inside. Masanjia is the most notorious labor camp in all of China, prisoners that get sentenced to this camp of extreme horror rather dies then go there. This is the camp that takes in prison guards from all over China to teach them about all of their torture technics, how to take away the will in a person and so on. “Human harvest” is about a doctor who realized what was happening I China and exposes much of it in the documentary. They talk about how all of this started, the climbing numbers of organ transplants, they have recording of a prison guard who came forward to tell about when he was forced to watch the door during a session of brutal torture of a young women who alternately ended in a forced organ harvesting session. All forced organ harvesting happens while the person is still alive and fully awake. No anesthesia, nothing. So “Letter from masanjia” and “human harvest” is the to clips that I would recommend. You should be able to search and find them here on KZbin. God bless you and thank you for caring! ❤️

[@taz-on-the-looseyusef5526]

They sell them ,

[@b2serious]

"Volunteer"

[@lizardomariana7514]

God bless all you amazing doctors you are the angels of the earth thank you for you service

[@jjmthree]

"Volunteers" 🤣 PooBear you funny

[@IncredulousIndividual]

Low IQ comment