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[Music] I've been a writer for almost 50 years and I have never encountered a story like this that was such a
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combination of utter tragedy and happiness we call this story the beating heart because a heart survived a tragic
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event so it was Christmas 1986 all the Christmas cheer of the Season everyone's happy smiling so it
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was the the best Christmas ever I was falling hard in love and then it all ended
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police got a call around 2:00 a.m. that shots were fired at an apartment complex
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and they rushed to the scene the first detective on the scene was detective Tommy
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Lee I went up to the second floor to the apartment I walked in and a young 19-year-old female was laying on the
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floor uh with what appeared to be blood coming from her face and her head and her
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eyes the victim was Karen hert at 2:30 a.m. Saturday Karen hert was found dead in her apartment shot three times in the
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head detective Le is looking at this horrifying scene and suddenly a woman shows up and it's the victim's
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mother we looked each other in the face and I said I hate to tell you this but your 19-year-old daughter is dead she
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was murdered and she claps in my arms Tommy I can't imagine there's anything you learn in the academy that
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prepares you for a moment like that I'll never forget it you never forget telling
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a mother that her 19-year-old daughter has been murdered I was shocked I didn't believe
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it at first my name is Rich Lee I had known Karen irmer for several years and we had recently started dating and it
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just hit me like a ton of bricks I couldn't imagine what happened went upstairs to my room laid down in my bed
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and I think I cried for 12 hours it was just she's gone I didn't get to say goodbye to her it just kind
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of left the hole but that's not where this story ended something amazing came out of
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something horrifying doesn't happen that often [Music] [Music] if there are two things in this world
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that Washington Post columnist Jean weart loves they are writing old clocks are Timeless and tinkering with time
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this was made around 1895 and when I'm done with it it'll be working like new when you're repairing a really old
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clock you feel as though you're in touch with time itself Jean has long believed there is
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no such thing as an ordinary day that countless stories lay hidden in space and time
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some lost forever others destined to be discovered my theory has been that if you take a day midnight to midnight the
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single day you would find encapsulated in that day the entire Human Experience and I decided to challenge
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that theory how by pulling numbers randomly out of a hat Jean and his editor Tom Schroeder
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went to the old ebbit Grill in Washington DC threw 20 years of random dates into a green Fedora and picked one
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to prove Jean's theory that something extraordinary happens every day we came up with December
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28th 1986 it was the slowest news day of the week a Sunday during the slowest time of
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the year the Christmas holidays if we could have read the thought bubbles over both of your heads you couldn't print
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them we felt we had really drawn a terrible terrible day but true to Jean's theory he would
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soon learn this was no ordinary day something amazing had happened a medical feat that would make
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history something astonishing happened a remarkable Triumph and then I investigated
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further in an entirely different Different Story related to it emerged and that involved
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a Savage murder the murder of Karen [Music] hert he met a detective named Tommy Lee
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who had held on to Karen's file for 30 years for reasons he couldn't quite explain the case was closed but I
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couldn't just store her away it bothered me that her life was cut short I thank goodness for Jean weine
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Gardner because she's going to have a little more of a legacy than just a obituary in a
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yearbook can you describe Karen for me a little bit from a purely physical standpoint she was effortlessly
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beautiful you look at her pictures and you just see someone who wasn't trying to be pretty she just was pretty she was
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talented she played the flute and every body really loved her including Rich Lee
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I think about her all the time Rich first met Karen in high school when she started dating another guy his
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childhood friend Mark Wy he worshiped the ground she walked on just a teenage boy that was really proud to be on the
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arm of a beautiful young girl but over time Rich who double dated with Mark and Karen says Mark's Pride turned to
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obsession if she wasn't with him he always wanted to know where she was he actually at times drove around Northern
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Virginia following her to find out what she was doing and where she was he was a
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young man who was furiously in love with a young woman and I'm using the word furiously deliberately he was what we
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would Now call a stalker this was a guy who had this beautiful teenage girl on his arm and
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lived in fear that he was going to lose her oh definitely if she were somewhere and somebody smiled looked at her and
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she smiled back what are you looking at them for this is not somebody who got a little too into his romantic partner he
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wanted to own her Mark's affection for whiskey made matters worse as soon as he started
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getting alcohol in him he got paranoid a little defensive about every little thing and really
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brooding and Moody he became a dark figure yes he was commonly known as an angry
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drunk and Karen was not one to back down from a fight they became very fiery together he would start an argument oh
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he looked at you you looked at him but she would argue back and I think that just made him angrier Rich this is a
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combustible mix yeah yeah it really was rich grew so disgusted by Mark's behavior toward Karen he severed his
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friendship with Mark but he would later learn just how combustible Mark and Karen's relationship was she had gone to
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the hospital a number of times for injuries she said that they would get into fights and it was literally like a
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fist fight that she just had to try to defend herself that was very disturbing to hear that he overwhelmed her over the
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years to the point where she realized she could take this no more and she broke up with him around this time Rich
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received a letter that would change his life I got a an anonymous letter and it was a love letter I was just I don't
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know who this is I'd like to know who this is but I have no idea completely Anonymous completely Anonymous it was
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obviously from someone who knew me and that she thought that I was kind and considerate and she hoped that she could
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get up the nerve to to tell me who she was finally she did come Christmas Day I get a phone call and it's Karen and she
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tells me I broke up with Mark I'm in my apartment all by myself my roommates are gone come over keep me
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company sure love Karen great friends so we spent a a wonderful evening together
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talking and just having a great time and about halfway through the night she tells me did you get a letter a couple
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months ago and uh I was just floored I I had no idea she told me that she'd always had
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feelings for me and we just fell right into step if I inject you with truth serum on
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the night of the 26th you think you found your life partner yeah probably can't help but Wonder
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What Might Have Been it was like a revelation to her as sad as this sounds that you could have a romantic
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relationship that didn't cause pain she hadn't known that but Mark Wy refused to
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Let Her Go says Rich who was there when Karen called Mark to tell him there was no chance of getting back together
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basically it was look I've tried to tell you nicely I've tried to explain it to you tried to be gentle about it but
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we're through I'm not going to put up with your abuse anymore and I don't want to see you anymore what did you hear
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just a raised voice angry raised voice but she was smiling and I think she felt a huge sense of relief to finally felt
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like I'm done with this nobody really caught the pure horror of this breakup he told her at
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the time he was going to kill her she left she didn't think this was going to be possible
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[Music] Rich Lee will never forget the last time he saw Karen Herer he was saying goodbye before
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leaving on a one-day ski trip I told her I I really don't want to go I just want to spend the time with
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you but I already made an obligation they're expecting me and she said okay I'll see you tomorrow I said sure I will
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call you as soon as I get in and we parted ways neither one imagined her estranged
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boyfriend Mark Wy was making plans of his own he was either going to be able to get back together yep with this woman
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he had this Obsession about yes or he was going to kill it that's correct armed with a bottle of whiskey
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and a 22 caliber rifle Mark Wy got into his car and headed to Karen's apartment Mark was in a ridge obviously he's not
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thinking clearly Karen had every right to break up with him she almost had an obligation to break up with
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[Music] him so he's got a bunch of Rage yes he does he's got a bunch of booze yes and
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he's got a rifle yes awful combination deadly one so take me through it he shows up here
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he doesn't go in through the front door no he Parks his car around the other side walks over here he climbed up a
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tree to a balcony near her bedroom he apparently had the rifle on his back he stowed it on the balcony walked into the
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house Detective Lee believes it was Mark's last ditch effort to win her back and got into a rather heated argument
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and I think it was at that time that that he decided it's not going to work out and he goes back out and gets to 22
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and shoots five rounds in killing [Music] her rich Lee got the news when he returned from his ski trip I walk in in
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the door drop my stuff immediately go to pick up the phone and my mother comes in and stops
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me from dialing and says Rich uh Karen was shot last night and I'm just in shock oh my gosh what
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hospital where she at she didn't make it and this is the part of the story where
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out of something horrifying came something amazing says Jean the part of the story that belonged to this young
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woman Eva bazy a very sick 20-year-old nursing student fighting for her life in Fairfax
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Hospital a couple of months earlier the single mother of two young children had suddenly Fallen ill she couldn't walk
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more than a half block with without stopping and wheezing climbing a set of stairs had
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become a Himalayan task for her her own doctor felt she had possibly a month or two to live she finally went to see a
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heart specialist and the heart specialist did some tests and said I need to put you in touch with a man I
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know and it was Dr lfra when Dr Ed lafra chief of cardiac surgery at Fairfax Hospital in Virginia
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Virginia met Eva basy she was suffering from idiopathic cardiomyopathy the idiopathic means we have no idea what
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caused the heart failure her heart began to fail Dr lra knew she would not survive
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without a radical procedure a heart transplant there was just one hitch had you ever performed a heart
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transplant before no I had not in 1986 heart transplants were so uncommon no hospitals in the greater
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Washington DC area were legally allowed to perform them Dr LeFrak determined to make Fairfax the first fought
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relentlessly to get permission the local health agency said no there wasn't enough demand some people might hear the
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no and go away well that's that's not how my roll yeah it's just the opposite Mary delinger was his surgical
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nurse he was very determined and he wouldn't take no for an answer LEF Frack hatched a plan bring
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the man who performed the first successful heart transplant ever in 1967 celebrated on the cover of Time
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Magazine Dr Christian Barnard to Lobby the State Health commissioner on lra's behalf
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he arrived in Virginia like a superstar he said it would be aoral to not permit a qualified surgeon
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like Dr lefr to do this surgery and instantly they they got permission Dr lfra just came in the O the next day and
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he says we got it and what were you thinking well I was thinking okay we're on now we need to find the first perfect
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patient that first perfect patient was Eva bazy but she was running out of time Eva was dying she was getting sicker and
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sicker dear J Carolyn derflinger was Eva's primary care nurse it was a very real possibility
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that she could die before she got a heart many people [Music] do not knowing when or if a donor would
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come through Dr lfra his wife Trudy and their four girls cancelled their family holiday ski trip he only had one thing
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on his mind Dr lfra and his team they're looking for a heart they have somebody to save and then it came the call they'd
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been waiting for it's a go it's a go [Music] Dr lefr and his team were getting ready
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to make history about to become the first team in the greater DC area to attempt a heart
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transplant they had finally found the perfect donor for Eva bazy did you know anything anything about the donor at
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that point no I really did not know anything about the donor I think they called me and told me
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it was a donor with a gunshot wound to the head but it wasn't Karen Herer in the perfect
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narrative Karen her's heart would have been the one that saved Eva basy but that's not how it happened
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things are not always that simple it was the Killer's heart that safety basy after Mark Wy shot his
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ex-girlfriend Karen irmer dead he paused he waited in the house until the police arrived and started knocking on
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the door and then he shot himself in the forehead so if the relationship was over
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then life was going to be over yes for both Karen and for him that's correct correct Mark Wy was declared brain dead
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but his heart was still beating how was it still beating the bullet passed through both hemispheres of the brain
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somehow when that happens often but not always the heart keeps beating by the time you arrive at this
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apartment he's gone yes he's been transported to the hospital yes his body was rushed to the the same hospital
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where Eva bazy Lay Dying as the transplant coordinator saw permission from Mark's parents to donate their
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son's still beating heart Mark's father Larry Wy gave a brief voice-only statement to local
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media two families have suffered a terrible tragedy one that can never be totally healed hopefully something good
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can come out of this tragedy they were good people they were they were horrified they were in grief and you
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know they they made the right call Eva bazy was wheeled down to operating room six I set a prayer for
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her I'm a firm believer in prayer we're excited for her but we're also terrified
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I mean she could die downstairs Dr lfra and his team gathered in operating room 12 to remove for the
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first time a living Beating Heart they had been working with corpses in the morg heart
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transplantation was not taught in colleges in in medical schools at the time the only way to learn it was to do
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it I would do a regular heart operation in the morning and then be in between operations uh go to the morg with the
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team and then go back to the operating room doctor you were learning how to perform heart transplants on your lunch
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hour yeah I guess you could say that but this time it was for real as ready as you were was
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any part of you at all a little scared no not at all but I felt totally comfortable with it because I had done
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this many times in the mor you play like you practice exactly yeah Dr lafra began
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to remove the donor heart lra is a man with a pair of scissors and he essentially cut it out
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of that body with scissors that aren't very different from what a second grader would use to cut colored paper they're
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just scissors we cut cut cut cut cut the aorta cut the pulmonary artery and then
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the heart is free taking a heart out of it donor takes five minutes it's uh minutes it's
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pretty easy so we take it out cold because we put cold solution in it and then immediately put it it in bags with ice
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the heart which ideally shouldn't stay outside the body more than 4 hours was back and put into an Igloo cooler the
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same kind you buy at the supermarket when we were gathering all our supplies it was like well who's got a cooler I
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said well I got an Igloo cooler so you brought your cooler in from home I brought my cooler in from home I I still
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have that cooler the cooler with the heart was carried from o12 90 ft down the hall to
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o6 Eva's room what was the mood like in o6 I think it was a high real high sense
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of anticipation oh my gosh we're really doing this 12 is trauma and despair six is Hope yeah absolutely and you know
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that we're fixing somebody Dr lafra began replacing Eva's dying heart with the healthy one you remove Eva's heart
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and now what once it's out now we take the donor heart out of the cooler and uh have to do a little preparing on it to
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sew it into this big empty space which is quite a dramatic scene there's a person lying there on the operating
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table Eva with her chest open and no heart and she is alive because she's getting circulation through the heart
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lung machine he began to sew the new heart into Eva's chest the back wall wall of Eva's heart was left in place
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that makes it much easier to sew the donor heart to Eva after about 45 minutes the new heart
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was in Eva baz's chest now came the Moment of Truth usually you need an electric shock you
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have those paddles that you use in this case there was like this odd Alchemy and the heart just started
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beating that must have been it was incredible exhilarating and U very rewarding cuz see I get chearful if I aim at say
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anything and is that the moment you think to yourself did it I don't know I don't usually think like that because
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it's not over to it's over to see goes [Music] home every detective has a case that
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haunt you and this case will haunt me until the day I die the Karen her murder case was closed
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the killer was dead but the detective Tommy Lee couldn't let it go he went to her
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funeral you didn't know her no but I had some time with her mother it would have
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been wrong for me not to go pay respects to Karen whose life was cut so short there's no way you can wipe
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away the central tragedy of the story a deeply Disturbed man killed an innocent young woman you can only move on from it
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and say something positive happened as a result the Washington area's first heart
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transplant case is a dramatic story of one District woman's life renewed it was huge news the first heart transplant
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recipient in the greater Washington DC area had made it through the operation a 20-year-old mother of two is in serious
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but stable condition in Fairfax Hospital tonight it's a miracle it's a miracle I
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was very touched and happy by the fact that she was doing well and had gotten through the
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surgery finally Eva bazy opened her eyes I just woke up like I just went to sleep
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that night like any other night you know I I had forgotten that I was sick when I
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woke up and I just wanted to go home the next day I'm like you I go home you know
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I'm ready you know so meanwhile they're like what part of trans plan didn't you understand exactly
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yes she didn't know it but the hardest part was still to come the fight against her body's natural instinct to reject
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her new heart transplant coordinator Mary Beth Mido their body never never accepts that heart as their own it's
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always somebody else's genes so we have to fool it always the way to fool the body is with
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anti-rejection drugs and since Eva was patient number one Dr lefar was teaching himself all about
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it it was a delicate Balancing Act of suppressing her immune system to prevent rejection without leaving her too
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vulnerable to infection it was quite a while she was in the hospital I think every time Eva had rejection I was
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worried that we would lose her because her rejections were quite severe sometimes Eva was quarantined to guard
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against infection you look like from the movies now where people go into the room
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where someone has ebola or something you know we put booties on and the head coverings and gowns and everything just
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to go into the room she must have felt so isolated and scared in there it was difficult that was the hardest I want to
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see my babies they would let my mom come in and she had to stand in a corner for
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5 minutes with a mask on and gloves you know so you couldn't hug no no as the weeks ticked by Eva seemed to be doing
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well medically but struggled in her small lonely world says deerra who was one of her few connections to the
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outside very lonely that's why I used to stay after sometimes and just sit with her so that she had some company I mean
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we try and bring her in things if she wanted it or you know we'd get her stuff from home and bring it in we did
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whatever we could to keep her more comfortable Eva was particularly upset one day and she said I just I want to
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get out of here want to breathe fresh air so dearra devised a plan she carefully cleaned her car put Eva in a
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mask and gloves and the two hit the road we just went out for a drive they even stopped at
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McDonald's she got a hamburger and I think a Coke or something and she wanted french fries I think we ditched the
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french fries I said let's not push it I'd like to keep my job God bless d H yeah and um it oh my God it was the best
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burger I've ever had I was so tired of hospital food Dr lafra had reluctantly agreed to the outing but dearra and Eva
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kept the fast food part a secret I mean we gave her guidelines but she wasn't a big guideline person it turns out that
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the transplant transformed more than just the patient surgeons aren't usually known for their bedside manner yeah
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that's how he was in the beginning in the beginning yes he's very quiet he's very quiet he's very um hi Eva I'm
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going to inject this into you and bye Eva straight to the point and get out my room how did that relationship evolve I
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think that he was happy that it was a success so he became a little more open and then eventually he you know just
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came out of his shell I learned to love Eva and accept all parts s so I love you is not
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standard operating procedure between surgeon and patient no I don't think I've ever had that kind of relationship
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with any other patient you know Dr LeFrak wasn't the only one falling under Eva's spell she's so
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thankful and kind you feel appreciated so you appreciate back nearly two months after being wheeled in
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so close to death Eva basy was finally given the okay to walk out the hospital doors the day she was ready to go home
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the whole team was there to say goodbye to Eva and her mom was there I just want
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to thank everybody for helping my daughter it was a wonderful time this been so beautiful
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I mean that was so exhilarating to see her go out that door and to know she had gotten through this did you allow
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yourself a moment when she did go home to think to yourself I have now accomplished a heart
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transplant yeah that was a good day I can picture exactly her getting into the car patient number one went home but it
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would be years before she learned the whole story behind her new heart [Music] [Music]
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it's going to be a very special Valentine's Day for one District woman Eva bazy finally went home but
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life was not the same at first she could only see her kids an hour a day due to the risk of infection and she was told
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she could never work as a nurse doctors were concerned that she would be susceptible to disease if she worked
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around sick people the procedure that saved her life was going to cost her her job more than her job it was going to
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cost her her dream she wanted to work with babies and old people instead Eva concentrated on
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raising her two children Shakita and Antonia she always asked the Lord to just let her see us make it until 18
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so I think that that was her her main Drive behind Staying Alive with her kids stay alive she did surpassing all
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expectations we thought transplant people were going to live 5 years I think it was actually a shock to her
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after 5 years that we said to her you know you're still here maybe you need to get a
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job Dr lafra agreed Eva was doing so well he changed his mind she could work in healthc care after all she's been
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helping sick people deal with their health problems ever since I'll tell them my story about my you know the
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transplant I say things are not always going to be like this I promise you they will get better and they do Eva
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continued to defy the odds five years became 10 10 became 15 15 became 30 happy anniversary happy anniversary Eva happy
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December 28th on December 28th 2019 Dr lefr made the call he's made on that day every year did you do on Christmas since
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the transplant what do you say to each other in that anniversary phone call well I
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congratulate her and usually tell her that I love her I'll keep in touch with you Eva I love you you know what so this
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isn't just your doctor no he's my friend you know I still call him Dr Frack but he's um he's my friend now yeah I love
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him I love him dearly and the feeling is quite Mutual what is that all about I don't know I just I respect her
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and you know kind of sorry but I just I I just love I don't know what it's about just really
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appreciate her and it's all it's all good I just hope she lives forever Eva bazy who had a life
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expectancy of 1 to 5 years is now one of the longest living heart transplant recipients in medical
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history 20 years is considered great in 2019 Eva celebrated her 33rd anniversary
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why do you think she's doing so well why why has she done so well and lived so long some of it is
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luck and a lot of it is tenacity she's really sweet but if she didn't have a certain amount of tenacity backbone and
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grit she wouldn't have gotten out 33 years Dr lfra celebrating here with his Five Daughters retired 10 years
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ago he happily tossed his pager into the pomac toasting a next chapter he was determined to make
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great at 76 he recently rode in a 100m bicycle race the heart transplant program he started continues to thrive
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and so does his message best summed up by patient number one it's okay to let your loved ones organs be donated to
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help someone else's loved ones I was naive to donation until it actually happened to me and I think a lot of us
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are until we actually know someone now I'm Eva and you know me it works Eva bazy never knew the whole
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truth about the heart that saved her life thank you very much oh thank you it wasn't until Jean weart published his
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book one day that she learned the full story a story that led back to that senseless murder of Karen hert by her
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estranged boyfriend Mark W do you ever think about her Karen now that you know a little bit more since Jean wrote the
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story I do now yes she would be a mom would she have grandkids I think about her a lot now if you could speak to
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Karen's family what would you want to say to them I'm sorry thank you you know in the movie version you
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get her heart and in real life you got his heart M does it make any difference to you
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no it's just it's a heart it's a organ it's not a a murder organ and it's just a organ that to happen to saves my
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life and the story here is what the person who received the organ does with the extra years she then gets that is
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correct when you heard this woman Eva bazy got a heart and she's still alive 33 years later does that help you make
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any sense of what happened it does it really does it lightens my soul to know that somebody got a second chance at
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life out of the tragedy that happened and so it seems Jean we Garten was right there is no such thing as an
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ordinary day no way to make sense of who lives and who dies that any GI given time perhaps all
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we can do is treasure the memories of those now gone and thank the heavens and in this
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case a team of extraordinary doctors and nurses for those who still walk among us
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and I'm still here you know and I just how blessed I am [Music] for [Music] [Music]
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