At age 23, Michael Crowe suffered from a heart disease called acute myocarditis. His heart only functioned at 10% capacity, which damaged his organs. If he didn’t get a transplant, he’d likely not survive. However, the doctors ruled out a transplant, considering it too risky. A mere hour after his diagnosis, his heart pressure went up and a little while later, the left chamber of his heart started to work on its own. After an MRI scan, there were no permanent scars. He’s now out of the hospital and healing.