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When cleaving the human heart it is best to do it quickly with one swift motion. The procedure is facilitated by the use of warm sharp instruments and a well prepared practitioner. Cold, dull instruments only prolong the pain, and unprofessional procedures makes the whole process much more painful than it should be. The cut should be clean and concise. It is imperative that the tissues holding the fragile heart together are completely severed. If left partially connected scarring may occur. Bleeding should subside in a couple of months, but it is noted that some bleeding may occur the rest of your life. Above all let the victim know why this is happening. Illustrate why the procedure is necessary, and fully address all appropriate questions and concerns. Make sure the reasons are clear and well understood. Good communication can lead to a speedy and thorough recovery, but silence will cause long lasting side affects like: depression, insomnia, feelings of rejection and worthlessness, confusion, anger, and bitterness which could lead to paralysis, psychosis, or death.