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    Adam was diagnosed with Keratoconus, which is a condition that causes the cornea (the clear surface on the front of the eye) to gradually thin and bulge into a cone shape, resulting in significant visual impairment. Because of his vision impairment, Adam had to leave a career he dearly loved…
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    Adam’s world was turned upside down in his late 30s when his kidney health rapidly declined. Diagnosed with stage 5 kidney failure, the avid surfer was unable to do even the simplest things due to his condition. It was at this point that Glen, Adam’s dad, stepped in and donated one of his…
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    My son Adam needed a liver transplant otherwise he wouldn't have made it to school age. On day three after his birth the pediatrician sent him to another hospital and that's when they realised that he had Ornithine Transcarbamylase Deficiency (OTCD) which resulted in liver damage that was very…
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    I have always tried to face challenges head-on, something which I have had to do since I was born. At birth I was diagnosed with 1/8th of a working kidney and was told that I would never see my second birthday. Instead I spent the first five years of my life in and out of hospital having…
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    We know there are many misconceptions that stop people from registering to be a donor. One is believing that your sexual orientation excludes you. This is simply not true.   We know there are many misconceptions that stop people from registering to be a donor. One is believing that your sexual…
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    In September 2010 our beautiful son, brother and uncle was pronounced brain dead from a Colloid cyst which had grown in the centre of his brain since he was born.We had always talked about organ donation since Adrian's uncle Simon had passed away in 1993 as Simon was an organ donor. We followed…
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    The Digital Transformation Agency's Policy for the responsible use of AI in government sets out the Australian Government approach to embrace the opportunities of AI and provide for safe and responsible use of AI.  Artificial Intelligence (AI) describes a family of technologies that can…
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    DonateLife is excited to announce the ‘Australian Ice Hockey League (AIHL) Finals 2022 presented by DonateLife’ will be running this weekend from Friday 2 September to Sunday 4 September at O’Brien Icehouse in the Docklands, Melbourne. The AIHL approached DonateLife earlier this year to…
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    As a mother of three small children, contracting glaucoma and nearly losing my sight was rather traumatic. It left us wondering how we would cope raising a family and being able to give them all that was necessary with limited or no vision. With expert medical care including trips to the eye…
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    Ailish fought a battle with cystic fibrosis from birth, but it was just as she finished high school that her health began to steadily decline.'I was losing a lot of weight, I was in and out of hospital, and at the ER regularly. I had no energy and was barely able to hold down a part-time job…
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