After her beloved daughter had a shocking heart attack last month at work, doctors proclaimed her to be “brain stem dead,” and now the grieving mother is struggling to save her.
Mother fights to save collapsed daughter
On June 16, a young, healthy waitress named Orinta Spudyte, who had just turned 18, was serving diners when she suddenly fell ill and smacked her head on the floor.
Vera Spudiene, her 42-year-old mother who now lives in Romford and is originally from Lithuania, alleges her daughter remained unresponsive for 48 minutes.
When emergency personnel responded, they were able to revive her pulse and hurried her to a hospital in London, where she has been ever since.
There, doctors informed Vera that her daughter was brain stem dead and had no chance of survival.
Vera claimed that her daughter fainted while working six-day weeks and wouldn’t return home until quite early in the morning.
Her shifts may last anywhere from four and a half to ten hours, and according to Vera, she occasionally wouldn’t return to their Romford house until two in the morning.
