This Morning's Cat Deeley sobs after woman reveals her sister donated own hands after limb loss

and were seen visibly emotional during Wednesday's as they heard a heartbreaking story about limb donation.

Guests Corinne Hutton and Deborah Gosling, took to the sofa to share their extraordinary story. Corinne had unfortunately battled , following pneumonia causing her to lose her hands.

After Deborah's sister Julie's tragic death - her hands were donated to Corinne - meaning Julie can still hold her sister's hands six years after her death.

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After the interview, Cat revealed she was "in pieces" as she admitted to having a cry during the break.

"Just had a little moment there as you looked at me, I thought I'd burst into tears," Ben said. " I've done a lot of work with the Cystic Fibrosis Trust and they talk a lot about organ donation."

"I've got friends that have had loved ones donated, because of course that's something that's attacked by Cystic Fibrosis," he continued.

"For Corrine to be able to use her hands when she had none, and for Deborah to hold her sister's hands, who's no longer with us, it's just the most extraordinary thing."

Earlier on in the interview, Deborah had described her sister Julie as a "beautiful soul," who was kind, caring and lovely natured.

She then shared the tragic story how one day, Julie became unwell, complaining of a severe headache - unfortunately dying shortly after.

When Julie started getting confused and slurring her words, her sister knew something was wrong, as she rushed her to the hospital.

After learning about limb donation, the family agreed to donate Julie's limbs, as Corrine received her hands. Despite being against the idea at first, Corrine then decided: "Why would I not?"

At the end of the interview, Deborah and Corrinne shared an emotional moment where they held hands. Deborah then announced that Julie's hands couldn't have gone to a better person.

Corrinne revealed after the transplant, she has feelings in her hand, although they may be delayed. She also explained how if she has a sore finger, she can't quite be certain which one it is but is "so grateful," for the transplant.

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