Jahi McMath video claims to show brain-dead girl's feet and toes move Three weeks after Jahi McMath was taken out of Children's Hospital Oakland, a video has surfaced claiming to show the girl's feet and toes responding to sensation. Courtesy: YouTube/Famliia Family pain ... Nailah Winkfield, Jahi's mum, refuses to accept her daughter is dead. A VIDEO claiming to show a brain dead girl's feet and toes responding to sensation has turned up on the internet, three weeks after she was removed from hospital. Jahi McMath was transferred to a nursing home last month to provide long term care, after tonsil surgery at Oakland Children's Hospital on December 9 to treat sleep apnoea went horribly wrong. Brain dead ... Jahi McMath Source: AP After McMath awoke from the operation, her family said, she started bleeding heavily from her mouth and went into cardiac arrest. Doctors at the hospital concluded the girl was brain dead on December 12 and wanted to remove her from life support. The family said they believe she is still alive. Now the video, posted on the Keep Jahi McMath on life support Facebook page on Sunday, showed a person's hand rubbing ice gently across the feet of a girl said to be Jahi. On Monday morning, the video had been removed from Facebook without explanation, and the link disabled. However, the video still appeared on YouTube. A female voice also could be heard on the video. In it, the voice points out the movement in the left foot and right big toe when they come into contact with ice. "I don't understand how a brain-dead person can do this," the woman says. However, Dr. Neal E. Slatkin, a neurologist and chief medical officer at San Jose's Hospice of the Valley, said spontaneous movements aren't rare in brain-dead patients and can be seen in 50 per cent or more of such patients. The movement, according to Slatkin, could be spinally mediated reflexes or due to irritable nerves or muscle membranes reacting to the application of cold. The movements are not an indication that she is alive, he said. She's brain dead. She has no thought. She has no ability to control or interact with anything in her environment," he said. She's completely dependent on machines and forever will be. Jahi's whereabouts since being taken by ambulance from Children's Hospital Oakland on Jan. 5 have not been revealed.