Stories of hope
Each person touched by organ donation and transplant has a unique story.
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Michael: Yes you can (be a living donor)
We have been friends since and have celebrated our kidney anniversaries several times.
Christina: doing dialysis to live
“Don’t tell me I can’t, show me how I can!”
For Marc’s sake
Organ donation gave my brother eight beautiful kids and 32 additional years of life.
John Fahey: Unfathomable gratitude
I’ve always been registered as an organ donor but I never dreamed that I would be on the receiving end.
Susan Robinson: Donor mother and founder of Love Rocks
“We have found joy in the decision that I know Abigail would’ve made herself.”
Paul’s Story
Paul was so grateful for the life saving organ donations that extended his life.
Sara Siqueiros: Mother of three heart transplant recipients
I promise my children will always know their hearts beat for two and I hope we make you proud.
Aubrynn Marshall: Saved by God’s grace
I fought hard, but everyday the fight became harder, until I received a referral for a transplant evaluation.
Barbara Tennyson-Crawford: I am a wonder child
I will keep fighting for my life and everyone else who goes through this to help them learn to have a healthier life.
Ivette Rodriguez: Blessed
A donor saved my life and likely an additional seven! Thank you!
Curtisha Anderson: Life is good
This journey has been long, hard, and rough, but I’m not sure that I would change it.
Joanna Pellegrini: My liver transplant story
I am grateful to God and all who participated in my donation, months of prep, surgery, and recovery. They are ALL superheroes. THANK YOU.
Ginger Ireland-Hoffmann: From living liver donor to transplant nurse
I am thankful everyday for the opportunity to be my father’s donor and the dedication and inspiration of those ICU nurses.
Terri Lynne Willis: 29 year liver transplant survivor
Born with a rare metabolic disease, Terri was frequently in the hospital as a child. She thinks about her donor every day.
Valerie Bolt: Eleni the brave
I volunteered to be evaluated and when I learned I was eligible to donate, it was truly one of the happiest moments of my life.
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