New movie showcases how 3-year-old in need of organ transplant saved during 1994 Louisville snow

The record-breaking snow shut down the city for weeks, but a Louisville family was able to get on a plane for a life-saving surgery for their three-year-old daughter.
Michelle Schmitt was born with a liver deficiency due to a medical condition and was in need of a liver transplant. She had waited two years for that transplant, her time came on Jan. 17, 1994.
But that day before, a snowstorm coming through the Louisville area resulted in a single-day snowfall record of more than 15 inches. The snowfall happened in about eight hours. Behind the storm was an intense cold air mass, sending temperatures plunging well below zero by Jan. 19, 1994. The burst of cold set an all-time low of -22 degrees in Louisville.
While the city was frozen, the clock was ticking for Schmitt.
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May this little girl rip. I'm going to see this movie as soon as it comes out in the theater. My condolences to her loved ones.😢❤

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She did not die

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@@Funny_Videosbylilshe did when she was 30

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Title of movie pld

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It's not surprising that this video has so few views. If it had breasts so profanity or political ideation it would have thousands. How sad for such a beautiful story.

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Or a guy acting like a homo overacting everything.

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I honestly did not read any reviews on this movie before I watched it. After finishing the film, it instantly became one of my favorite films. This story and the movie deserves more recognition. Too beautiful not to share.