Chasing My Pregnant Wife



Soon, in the doctor's office...

"Mrs. Carter, I understand how you feel, but as a doctor, I must explain the situation to you. Mr. Carter suffered severe head trauma and has fallen into a deep coma. He has lost his pupillary light reflex, corneal reflex, swallowing reflex, cough reflex, and tendon reflex.

"He has no spontaneous breathing, and can only be sustained by medication and medical equipment. Although his heart is still beating, his brain is unresponsive. If the medical equipment is turned off, his heart will stop beating immediately."

As Sebastian's wife, Rosalie had the right to make medical decisions on his behalf in emergencies when he couldn't decide for himself. If she signed the consent form, the organ transplant surgery could be performed immediately.

However, it would also mean she was giving up on Sebastian.

Rosalie's eyes were red and swollen from crying. "Is there any other way? Doesn't he have any chance of waking up? With how advanced technology is nowadays, there must be another treatment, right?"

"Mrs. Carter, the human brain is complex. Mr. Carter's brain injury is severe. With the current technology, we cannot restore blood flow to his brain. We've done our best. His chances of waking up are extremely slim. Even with machines and medication, we can't sustain his heartbeat indefinitely. If we delay further, his organs will begin to fail."

Rosalie wiped away her tears, took a deep breath to calm herself, and asked, "What do you suggest we do now?"

organ transplants: one needs a heart, one needs a kidney, and one needs a liver. If you agree, Mr. Carter would be a donor

chances are slim, there's still hope, right? I've heard of people in vegetative states waking

He will most likely never wake up. It's highly likely that his organs will fail before that

mean to save those three lives, I have to sacrifice Sebastian's

She couldn't accept it!

The doctor sighed.

mean to blackmail you morally, but the chances of Mr. Carter waking up are very slim. In my thirty years as a doctor, I've never seen a patient with injuries like his wake up. There's

preach to me! I don't care if his organs can save three people or thirty people it's his life we're talking about! He never wanted this, and he doesn't want to be a hero. In your thirty years of practice, did the families of patients like him hold on until the end, or

up

there's no chance. Even if

can't restore

many doctors in the world. Just because you can't do it, doesn't mean other