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    From Monday 2 September to Friday 6 September, we’re shining a light on eye and tissue donation. From Monday 2 September to Friday 6 September, we’re shining a light on eye and tissue donation. During the week we’ll be sharing some facts and statistics and telling the stories of people whose lives… Magenta background with a DonateLife logo and white text reading, 'Let's talk eye and tissue donation'.
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    On this pageTrend dataLatest dataNote: The data on this page is an extract of the 2024 Donation and Transplantation Report. The report provides an annual snapshot and measure of progress against the national program for increasing organ and tissue donation for transplantation. You can explore…
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    Valasia is familiar with the life-saving benefits that transplantation makes to people's lives. Her youngest daughter, Stephania, was put on the liver transplant waiting list when she was one year old, waiting 20 months before a liver became available. Here, Valasia tells their story.As a little… Stephania
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    “A family has saved my life – I just wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for them.”  Stephanie had been living with idiopathic primary pulmonary hypertension (IPAH), causing high blood pressure in arteries in her lungs and heart, before receiving a lifesaving double lung transplant.  In… A picture of Stehanie
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    At birth, I was premature, breach, unable to pass urine and unable to breathe without assistance. I had a condition known as Posterior Urethral Valves. The doctors gave my parents two choices; one was to turn off the life support and let me die and the other was an operation that might prolong my… Steph
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    Steve was born with alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency and was always unwell. He remembers surgical procedures and many visits to gastroenterologists to try to gain weight. Steve was on the waitlist for a liver transplant for 5 months before his family got the life-saving call. He was only 6… A man and woman pose with their two young boys in front of a large waterfall on a sunny day. The family is smiling and wearing swimmers.
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    Story of encouragement My son Stewart was tragically killed in a freak motor bike accident. I still find it hard to believe that he is gone and that I just can't wake up from this nightmare. Stewart was like an angel that shone a light on this dark world. He lived to be a good servant of… Stewart
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    These patient stories provide some personal insights of donors, recipients and the teams involved in the ANZKX program. The following patient stories provide some personal insights of donors, recipients and the teams involved in the ANZKX program. These individual stories demonstrate the…
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    Our strategic planning documents detail our priorities, key activities and performance indicators that shape our future strategic direction. Our performance is reported in both our Annual Report, and Australian Donation and Transplantation Activity… Our strategic planning documents detail our…
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    1995 will forever remain as the most important year of my life. Whilst it was also the last time my beloved Carlton held the AFL Premiership Cup, it was that year,  I was able to afford my wife the greatest gift of all – a new kidney. From an unfairly tender age, my wife Sue suffered… Sue
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