“My Son Is Still In There”
George Pickering II did not believe his son was gone.
He watched the machines. He watched his son’s chest rise and fall. He spoke to him.
And he felt — deep in his gut — that something wasn’t right.
When doctors informed him they were preparing to remove life support and had already contacted organ donation services, George II reached a breaking point.
Desperate, terrified, and convinced his son could still recover, he made a decision that would change everything.
He locked himself inside the hospital room.
He was holding a gun.
And he refused to let anyone touch his son.
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