Stories of hope
Each person touched by organ donation and transplant has a unique story.
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Radoishka Turbi-Low: New heart equals new hope
I am thankful to my amazing family and my incredible team for their love and support.
Tracey Finley: Blessed mama
I am so very thankful and blessed to have received my daughter’s liver and want to encourage people to be an organ donor.
Heather: Fighting for life
Born with cystic fibrosis, Heather received a double-lung and liver transplant at age 19.
Samantha Robinson: My story
As of March 2023, I am almost eight months post op and I am so grateful to both of my donors and their families.
Katherine Rudolph: A daughter’s gift of love and life to her father
The short-term pain after surgery was worth the joy I have in my heart that my father is alive, recovering and has a healthy future.
Bridgett Bolar: Given a second chance
I am very grateful and appreciative for a second chance to get it right.
Becky Wiskur: Baseball, faith, and friendship
I donated 61% of my liver to Ben on 1/9/2023. Baseball is much more than a game. It brought us to this journey that not only saved Ben’s life, but also forever changed mine for the better.
James Price: Brighter days still to come
A lot of my friends call me Smiley.
My Family’s PKD Story: Blessings and heartbreak through seven transplants and a ruptured brain aneurysm
It’s amazing what a single heredity disease can do and all the implications and effects it can have on a family’s history.
Shirene Philipose: Taking off the white coat, putting on the hospital gown
I am so thankful for the gracious act of my donor and their family, for their decision of organ donation, and for God giving me a second chance at life.
Terri: After 18 years in heart failure, a new lease on life!
We have been keenly aware of the selfless, anonymous gift that the donor and donor’s family have provided, and are profoundly grateful.
Bobby McLaughlin: More patience, kindness, and compassion
You don’t have to donate a kidney to make the world a better place, it can be so much simpler than that but if you do decide to donate, those ripples can reach far and wide.
Lisa Baxter: The gift I needed
I thank God for the man that gave me this kidney, it has been more than a blessing.
Jose Matos: A God miracle, a new heart, a warrior
A new heart from a selfless stranger, a mountain of prayers, every loved one involvement, our faith and trust in GOD made this miracle possible.
Denise Redeker: Sometimes survival is a matter of little miracles
I soon qualified for transplant, medically, financially, psychologically, and socially and was listed.
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