Answer:
The spouse whose birth month and day occur earlier in the calendar year.
Explanation:
This birthday rule is an informal procedure used by health insurance companies to coordinate medical insurance benefits for dependent children who can be covered by both parents. According to this rule designated by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, the parent whose birthday month comes first in the calendar year will be the primary payer of the dependent child. However, the birth year is not applicable and if a person is two years younger than their spouse, but their birthday month comes first, they will be the primary policy payer.
That would be.... Very bad. That pretty much means that unless this specific person was hooked up to a artificial heart and lung machine, or a VAD (Ventricular assistance device, which even then would most likely be useless), they are dead. Their heart has so much dead tissue that your heart wouldn't be able to effectively pump in the slightest. Also Cardiac tissue does jot heal or grow back, that tissue is all you get. This would mean the patient needs a heart transplant.
