A “dead” woke up when they were taking off their organs, and showed that death is not the end

His brain death had been declared. One hour after the doctors began the organ harvesting procedure, he began to stir violently, and woke up-with tears in his eyes.

In October 2021, Anthony Hoover II36, was transported urgently to the Baptist Health Richmond in Kentucky after a drug overdose.

He went into cardiac arrest and doctors did not detect any reflexes or brain activity.

Declared it in cerebral death.

Doctors then followed the standard procedures after the death of a patient: they notified Hoover’s family and prepared it, as an organ donor, for an intervention of organ harvest for transplantation.

But about a Time after the procedure startsthe surgeons stopped abruptly, counts a. According to a complaint received by the US Congress, Hoover began to “shake violently” at the operations table several times.

In an interview with in 2024, an expert in the preservation of organ present in the operating room said that Hoover seemed to be aliveand two doctors refused to proceed with the procedure. The expert even said that Hoover appeared to have tears in the eyes.

Hoover suffered cSevere and long -lasting mood in memorymobility and speech due to overdose, but ended up surviving. Subsequently, it was delivered to the sister’s care after the cancellation of organ extraction.

However, to this day, How Hoover passed “dead” Vivo remains a mystery, which doctors cannot explain.

Hoover’s surprising story It is not the only case of someone apparently “waking” from death, and that challenges what we know about the final moments of consciousness.

There are numerous reports of people who wake up, or even, while others describe they have seen or heard voices of deceased family members during death.

These are unsettling phenomena that undermine the idea that death happens as immediately as it was thought.

Recent studies question the idea that death is something that happens as quickly as a light. Investigators registered sudden gusts of gamma wave, or outbreaks of high frequency brain activity associated with memory, in patients, even after they died.

These (EQM) may thus represent the last brain attempts to stay aliveand change what we know about the function of consciousness after death.

Still, many questions remain for answering about death and consciousness. Would those who passed the EQM really be dead? Why does the brain register a sudden activity while dies? And how should EQM influence protocols on practices such as organ donation?

Questions still unanswered, which are actually the Mysteries of Life.