Almost 11,000 people in Germany are waiting for a vital organ. Every day three of them die because they have waited in vain. Many of them could still be alive if people had donated their organs after their death, but the willingness to donate organs in Germany continues to decline. Jenke von Wilmsdorff wants to change this: His goal is to convince 100,000 people to fill out an organ donor card. He meets 48-year-old Stefan, who has been waiting for a heart for a long time, and seven-year-old Sarah, a kidney patient who has to go on dialysis four times a week. For both of them, waiting is a battle against time. Will their bodies hold out until they get an organ? In an unusual experiment, Jenke tries to convince more people to take this important step with all the means at his disposal. To this end, Jenke takes a comprehensive look at the situation in Germany, explains the situation and also talks to opponents of organ donation. (Text: RTL)
