Stories of hope
Each person touched by organ donation and transplant has a unique story.
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Gwendolyn: blessed beyond measure
I am blessed beyond measure and try to live my life with joy every day!
Tristen Hewitt: my son, my hero
He didn’t save just three lives—he started with mine.
Patches: Blessed at the last moment!
After battling heart disease for 13 years, I was given the chance in a lifetime by my donor.
Daniela: My new beginning
“I’m ready to conquer the world and tell my story about overcoming great odds.”
Glen: My mission is to help other patients.
“I’ve been able to celebrate with purpose.”
Jonathan: my heart transplant story
“I choose the path to move forward with my life and be positive every day.”
Thankful for the time with my late husband
“I am grateful every day for my sweet donor and the chance to have more time with my husband.”
Two times a kidney recipient
“I will be turning 75 on the 29th of this month. I am living proof that transplantation works.”
Rejected as a donor, but not deterred!
“I consider my living organ donation as the single most important and treasured accomplishment of my lifetime
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.
Tony: My kidney donation story
I knew early on I wanted to be the one to save my little girl’s life by donating my kidney, as long as I was a good match.
Kaley: With thanks, a new kidney and a new pancreas
Every single day I am overwhelmed with thanks for the health-filled life I get to live.
David: My miracle transplant journey
All in all, it has been a very transformational year! I can hardly keep my enthusiasm contained for this new season of life.
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