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I would like to point out that people who do get a heart transplant have an average of life expectancy of three years so it mainly depends on how long in a coma she would be. Would she be in a coma until she wears out the little time she has left or would it be only take a fraction of her remaining time. There is the possibility she is one of those very rare individuals who will live past the expected life expectancy with the longest ever recorded in real life being thirty five years.

If Kanade was in a coma and spending her time in the Afterlife then it could be that because time is relatively different between the two because Kanade is dreaming. For what is a month in the real world could be a century in the Afterlife since time is perceived m faster when dreaming. But it could just be that time has no relevance in the supernatural plane of existence.

But I think the coma theory isn't likely because it seems to defeat the purpose the plot. Kanade was able to live a little while longer to enjoy her life having her only regret be to thank the person who gave her those precious memories which was why she was in the Afterlife in the first place.