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0:00On March 10th, a 14-year-old girl from Tameside in England died on October 2nd, 2024, from a cute liver failure with no clear. Causebound, despite extensive tests, Maisie Omen had been perfectly healthy, a top student and part-time worker, until she suddenly fell ill 17 days earlier. She came home feeling nauseous on September 15th, and soon her eyes and stomach turned yellow, prompting trips to Tameside General Hospital. In mid-it multiple times as her condition worsened, she was rushed to a specialist liver unit and leads on September 26th and added to the super, urgent transplant list the next day. Her family remembered Maisie as a joyful Manchester City fan, with big dreams, like becoming an accountant and backpacking the world. They took her to the hospital right away and stayed by her side through the ordeal, now fundraising to boost organ donation awareness in her name. Doctors waited for a donor liver, but by October 1st, brain swelling and other damage

1:00made a transplant impossible. The coroner ruled it a rare case of sudden liver failure, and issued a report, warning of a national donor shortage for kids, with policies shrinking. The pool and weights stretching from two days to a week, health officials agree more donors are needed as numbers drop post-pandemic, and they're pushing split transplants, new tech, and living donations too. Cut delays Maisie's story underscores how vital it is to register as an organ donor today.