A Change of Heart (Bollywood #3)

The content was moving and interesting . I did find that many of the chapters and content were redundant . It really made me think of college papers that you had to expand to the required length . I found myself skimming and thought I already read this once earlier . It gives substance to the donors organs continuing their memories and cell remembrance in the new person .

Helped me to understand what was happening to me after my heart transplant. What we are not told is that 10 to 20% of transplant recipients have changes that have not been taken seriously in the past by physicians. Read this book to gain understanding.

I just finished reading \”A Change of Heart\” – Claire Sylvia & William Novak\’s original book. It\’s currently no longer in print, so I wound up ordering it from a used bookstore. It appears that the reprint is now available – with a slight title change (it now incl. \”A Memoir\”). At any rate, I found this book to be truely amazing! The basic premise is that Claire went through a heart & lung transplant, and afterward, she noticed some major changes in her personality (i.e. likes and dislikes) – was it due to the fact that she now had another person\’s heart and lungs within her? That is a question that you are left to answer for yourself. I like the fact that this book explains what was occuring through Claire\’s point of view, and then goes on to discuss many other \”experts\” ideas as to why these things were happening. No one idea is pushed on the reader – the information is layed out for you to make your own decision. I believe that this book is a \”must read\” for anyone who has gone through a transplant, knows someone who has, or is just plain interested in happenings that cannot currently be explained by western science. An open mind is a must! P.S. This book also reminds us of just how important it is to check that little box on your license & become an organ donor. It may give someone the gift of life one day!

I was glad to know more about what heart/organ transplant recipients experience. It does not surprise me that there is so much memory and personality in the heart as the bible speaks of it and I know it is from God. It is too bad medical science is not more open to what people are telling them of their experience. She wrote deeply of her experience and feelings and I appreciate that.

Great reading.

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