airportwoman
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The following links are not for the squeamish.Yes, not relevant with a heart imo, but I was told many years ago by a doctor with amputations that they will save body parts for a burial of a whole body when someone eventually passes away, I was told Jewish faith requires it. Jme.
![www.atlasobscura.com](/forums/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fimg.atlasobscura.com%2Fm2MefNgdaroutJt9Cji1cIv67nra3ceCye1OBLns4_w%2Frt%3Afit%2Fw%3A600%2Fq%3A81%2Fsm%3A1%2Fscp%3A1%2Far%3A1%2FaHR0cHM6Ly9hdGxh%2Fcy1kZXYuczMuYW1h%2Fem9uYXdzLmNvbS91%2FcGxvYWRzL2Fzc2V0%2Fcy9lMWU5Y2RmNDUz%2FZTI0NmM1ZTJfSGVh%2FcnQgMS5qcGc.jpg&hash=3fea4698008064836e11244d7b838abe&return_error=1)
What It's Like to Hold Your Own Heart
Baylor University Medical Center in Texas is encouraging transplant patients to meet their former organs.
And a picture of one of the first transplantees, looking at his own heart. Sadly, he died just a few weeks after the picture was taken.