If you have not heard anything about the presumption of donation, then most likely your healthy organs will be taken for transplantation. Anna underwent a liver transplant. Valeria suffered from cystic fibrosis all her life, but waited for a donor for a lung transplant. Alexey, who received a bone marrow transplant, met his donor right on the set of our film. Tatyana's son died in an accident, and his organs were donated to patients in need. Many recipients begin to value life after an organ transplant. And some develop habits that they did not have before. Is there really a connection between donor and recipient? Can a patient adopt the habits of their donor after an organ transplant? How do people find a donor? How are organs prepared for transplantation, and people for complex operations? And will your organs be taken after death? Our film "Memory of Organs" is a story of people about loss and second chances that life gives. Our social networks: Telegram: https://t.me/teamlinza VKontakte: https://vk.com/teamlinza TikTok: @linza_team Rutube: https://rutube.ru/channel/38853656/ 00:00 Start 00:47 Tatyana, the mother of Nikita, who died in the accident, at the scene of the tragedy for the first time 01:54 The Ministry of Emergency Situations employees had to cut Nikita out of the car 02:33 “There is no life after brain death”: Murad Novruzbekov, head of the liver transplant center at the N.V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Emergency Medicine, talks about which organs and in what cases can be donated to sick patients in need 03:58 Valeria about her illness: what is cystic fibrosis? 04:30 "They could have abandoned me and left": stepfather prevented me from taking medication 05:07 "For me, hospitals are both a second home and a second nightmare" 05:36 How many patients are on the waiting list for an organ transplant? 06:36 "An injury incompatible with life": the doctor said not to hope for a miracle 07:50 "They called me and said that he was gone" 08:24 The mother's condition after the death of her son: "I did not yell at the killer in court" 08:31 She found out that her son's heart, liver, kidneys and aorta were removed 09:35 Tatyana on the search for the person who received her son's heart 10:31 A call to Nikolai, the man who received the heart of Yulia's son 12:47 How are organs prepared for transplantation and what is transplanted most often? 13:34 Doctors couldn’t understand what was wrong with Anna: “I started to turn yellow” 14:48 When did the need for a liver transplant arise? 15:22 Murad on Anna’s acute liver failure 16:22 How long did Valeria wait for the operation? 17:03 How did Valeria find out that she had a donor? 17:55 “The operation… My case was very complicated” 18:18 Recovery after the operation 18:55 What should you avoid after the operation? 19:51 How did the operation go: “I was in a coma” 21:01 How did Anna feel after the operation? 22:11 When did Anna want to know who her donor was? 23:05 "I felt quite calm at the scene of my death, but here I feel uneasy" 24:57 "I still think that organ memory exists" 26:07 Every person needs to do breathing exercises after a transplant 27:15 Does Valeria believe in organ memory? 28:08 A patient values ​​life after an organ transplant: how does it work before and after 29:10 Are recipients trying to find out who their donor is? 29:33 Alexey about a pinched spine: what did the doctors find out? 30:58 Who could have been Alexey's bone marrow donor? 31:15 Alexey meets Vitaly, Alexey's bone marrow donor 31:32 Vitaly, a donor of blood and components (plasma and platelets): how did a man become a bone marrow donor? 31:54 How was the preparation for bone marrow collection and the procedure itself carried out? 32:42 When did Alexey feel better? 34:09 What would Alexey do if they hadn’t found a donor? 34:39 Did Vitaly know who he was helping? 35:06 “Goodness must have a face” 35:23 Mom about her deceased son: “He’s a hero to me” 36:12 Tatyana about signs 37:22 Song of Nikita and his friend