A 30-year-old woman in Georgia was declared brain dead

A 30-year-old woman in Georgia has been declared brain dead for over 90 days. And yet,

she remains on life support—not because of hope for her recovery, but because she was nine weeks pregnant at the time her body stopped responding to life. She is gone, and still, she stays.

It began with a headache—one she reported to medical professionals. But instead of proper imaging or testing, she was sent home. Brushed off. Dismissed.

And by the next morning, her loved ones found her unresponsive. A blood clot had robbed her of breath, of presence, of life. Now, only machines echo where her voice once lived.Wedding invitations

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