A mother who postponed surgery for her unborn child...saved the lives of five people and departed for heaven = South Korea

A woman in her 40s, the mother of two children aged 10 years and 15 months, was reported to have gifted five children with a new life by donating her brain-dead organs.
On the 26th, the Korea Organ and Tissue Donation Center donated brain-dead organs to Lee Ha-jin (42 years old) at Seoul University Hospital in Bundang on January 23rd.
He revealed that he saved five people's lives and departed for heaven. In 2020, he was diagnosed with ``Moyamoya disease,'' a cerebrovascular disease in which the inner walls of cerebral blood vessels thicken and become clogged in certain areas.
As her symptoms gradually worsened, the hospital recommended surgery, but since she was pregnant with her second child at the time, she decided to undergo surgery after giving birth.
He performed the surgery in December 2023, after his second child's first birthday. Treatment for 2 weeks after surgery
He was discharged after recovering at a nursing home, but in the early hours of January 17th, he suddenly lost consciousness due to cerebral hemorrhage and became brain dead. Her husband said that she thought positively about organ donation during her lifetime.
She agreed to donate her organs in hopes that her young children would remember their mothers with pride. Through brain-dead organ donation, he donated his kidneys (left and right), liver, lungs, and heart, saving the lives of five people.
It was. Director Moon In-sung of the Korea Organ and Tissue Donation Center said, ``My heart goes out to the organ donors who would have become angels, and to the bereaved families of the organ donors who made the noble decision to share their lives.''
Thank you very much. We hope that the five transplant recipients who received a new life through organ donors will also create a warmer world together."