The woman came to see her heart kept in the museum, how was this possible?

The woman came to see her heart kept in the museum, how was this possible?
If you are asked whether a living person can see his heart lying in a glass frame in an exhibition? So maybe this thing will seem funny to you at first but it has happened.

According to the British broadcaster BBC, a woman from England, Jennifer Sutton, arrived to see her heart on display at the Hunterian Museum in London.

How did this happen? It actually happened that 16 years ago, when Jennifer Sutton was studying at university, she realized that she was having difficulty doing even light exercise, while her breath was becoming very short even when she was walking.

However, he immediately got checked out by doctors and was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy, a condition that limits the heart's ability to pump blood.

The doctors told Jennifer that if she wanted to live, she had to get a heart transplant right away.

According to reports, after waiting for a donor, he finally underwent a successful heart transplant on 6 June 2007 and the old heart was removed from his body, thus giving him a second lease of life. The old heart was allowed to be used for exhibition and now many years later Jennifer's heart is on public display in a glass frame at the Hunterian Museum in London.

  Jennifer, 38, is both happy and surprised to see her heart in a museum after 16 years, saying she hopes the exhibition will help the trend of organ donation.

16 years after her heart transplant, Jennifer is still living a perfectly healthy life, thanking her heart donor for her new lease of life.