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    My wife started dialysis in 2002 when she also found that she was born with one kidney. After being on dialysis for two years her dearest friend started the process of being tested and was accepted as a suitable live donor. The transplant was successful but the kidney was rejected after about… Heart Image
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    At 37, I was diagnosed with primary sclerosing cholangitis (liver disease). Some 13 years later, my liver was failing. I found I was spending more and more time in hospital. The doctors and nursing staff at the liver transplant clinic prepared me for a major operation - physically and mentally… Ronwyn
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    Throughout my medical career I have been privileged to regularly come in direct contact with the organ and tissue donation and transplantation process. It is an area filled with dedicated people doing fantastic work. Whether it is the families devastated by the loss of a loved one making the… DR JEANNETTE YOUNG
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    This is how people spoke of my husband, ‘young at heart’. He lived his life enjoying himself. Only a couple of months before his death, our daughter sat him down and asked the question that he had always procrastinated over. ‘Yes’ he stated.  If anything should happen to him, he would… Young at Heart
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    It was many years ago that I was given the gift of life. Thanks to my donor I have enjoyed many milestones most people take for granted. I have shared the joy of seeing my children married and I have been blessed with grandchildren.I was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder which meant that,… Yvonne
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