
Georgia Woman Is First in State to Survive Heart Failure with HALT Procedure
Monica McFarlan, diagnosed with heart failure at 37, endured 15 years of LVADs and life-threatening complications and was deemed ineligible for a traditional heart transplant due to high antibody levels. She became the first in Georgia to receive the groundbreaking Heart-After-Liver Transplant (HALT), a 16-hour procedure that first replaces the liver to reset the immune system before a heart transplant, bypassing the antibody barrier and giving her a new chance at life.


