Doctor Thought Stressed Mom’s Fatigue Was Due to Lifestyle, But She Actually Had 90 Days to Live

Kahley Schiller, a mother of two and Pilates studio owner, initially thought her fatigue was normal. But it worsened until she could barely finish a workout or catch her breath, along with extreme nausea. After a visit to a walk-in clinic, the doctor prescribed anti-nausea medication without doing any tests. A few days later, Schiller noticed her eyes had turned yellow. She returned to the clinic, demanded a blood test, and was sent to the ER.

She was diagnosed with acute liver failure caused by autoimmune hepatitis and was told she needed a liver transplant to survive. Despite feeling her body shutting down, with severe symptoms and mental health struggles, Schiller remained hopeful, refusing to give in to despair.