hey Ruthie:

It helps to have wonderful supporting family, what does doctors know power of human strength and love

Asha

Hi Ruthie,

Wlcome to our blog community, this is the first, time I have seen your blog, I read your past blogs, and wow you have come a long way. I will anticipate reading your future

blogs!

Much love,

Amy

ruthie

brain death is defined as the irreversible loss of all brain functions.

Brain death is defined as the irreversible loss of all functions of the brain. It can be determined in several ways. First - no electrical activity in the brain; this is determined by an EEG. Second - no blood flow to the brain; this is determined by blood flow studies. Third - absence of function of all parts of the brain - as determined by clinical assessment (no movement, no response to stimulation, no breathing, no brain reflexes.)

 

A person who is declared brain dead is legally dead. (from transweb.org)

you COULD NOT have been brain dead. i don't know why your doctor told you that.

anyway, keep on with the awesome work that you are doing for your recovery!

sandy