Sep 23, 2024
Sep 23, 2024
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Brain Death Fraud
Organ donors beware! The “brain dead” diagnosis has shaped the way medical professionals think about what it means to be alive, and some argue that it has normalized practices that should be deemed unconscionable — posing a direct threat to you and your loved ones. Take Terrance Howard, for example. After a car accident, he was given this pronunciation. His family, however, disagreed and requested for his transfer. Find out more about this story and others like it and their sweeping implications on humanity with guest Heidi Klessig, M.D. on CHD.TV.
We also hear from Melissa Schreibfeder, RN, BSN, BC-FMP, NC-BC. She is a nurse with a valuable first-hand, eye-witness account of what takes place behind the sliding glass doors of a hospital. Melissa has transitioned from conventional practice to independent, alternative, people-focused healthcare. Learn her story on “Good Morning CHD."
*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.
Resources
Was Football Player Terrance Howard Really Dead? His Parents Didn’t Think So.
Family Pleads With Hospital to Save Football Player
It Took Amber Ebanks a Month to Die of Starvation and Neglect After Her Brain Death Diagnosis
Young Woman Declared ‘Brain Dead’ Dies of Starvation, Neglect - Lifesite