Lindsey Bingham
Lindsey Bingham of North Powder, Oregon, is eight-years-old and suffers from dilated cardiomypathy.
Lindsey's Story
Addy Neal
Since August 8, 2010, Addy Neal has been able to breathe! She knows how lucky she is to have received this second chance at life after watching her best friend die waiting for the same gift.
Addy's Story
Justice Williams
Justice's transplant was a gift of hope. We are lucky that Justice is able to play, grow, learn, and love. Everyone should have that chance.
Justice 's Story
Rob Ayers
Rob has been able to be a father to his daughter and celebrate the birth of his son Jonathan.
Rob 's Story
Sophia Boyer
Laura and Brian Boyer’s youngest daughter Sophia was diagnosed at birth with Alpha-1-Anti-trypsin deficiency disorder, a rare genetic disorder affecting the liver and eventually the lungs.
Sophia's Story
Hayley Resk
Hayley Resk is a happy, healthy college student after receiving a partial liver transplant from the most important person in her life, her mother.
Hayley's Story
Gary Lodge
At age 34, Gary’s life came to a sudden end when a blood clot lodged at the base of his brain. In the midst of a devastating loss, Brenda knew Gary wanted to be an organ, eye and tissue donor – he had a ‘D’ on his license.
Gary's Story
Bernadette Artharee
For almost three years, while I waited, I received dialysis. The treatments, given three times a week, became my life. Dialysis wasn’t living, it was postponing death
Bernadette's Story
Susan Hasset
Susan's personal fight against Hypertrophic Cardiomiopathy has finally ended, thanks to one individual who registered as an organ donor.
Susan 's Story
Scott Nance
After the tragic loss of his daughter, Scott Nance finds strength in sharing their story while spreading awareness for organ, eye, and tissue donation.
Scott's Story
Bob Dexter
With a new liver and a second chance at life, my life has changed in so many ways. I was even able to walk my daughter down the aisle.
Bob 's Story
Sharol & Marlene
One year after the transplant, Sharol and Marlene sought to meet each other. In an ironic twist of fate, the two found they lived just two miles apart.
Sharol & Marlene's Story
Katy Portell
At a mere four-years-old, Katy was deemed strong and old enough for open-heart surgery. It was then that she received a pulmonary artery.
Katy's Story
Rosie Tabb
Heart recipient Rosie Tabb relishes every minute of her busy life once dominated by congestive heart failure.
Rosie 's Story
Lynda Myers
Every morning when I wake up, reach for my glasses and realize I don’t need them.
Lynda's Story
Carlos Aguilar
What began as a simple problem with his knee, later revealed much more serious issues with his health: he and his mother Lilia learned that his kidneys were failing.
Carlos's Story
Marissa Salgado
“Thank you, dad!” Marissa Salgado cannot say it enough. When chronic kidney failure changed her life, the 16-year-old endured years of daily dialysis.
Marissa 's Story
Jamie Hiner
On January 26th, 2011, Jamie’s transplant coordinator called saying, "We have a new liver for you."
Jamie's Story
Will Lewis
Will Lewis had been sick as long as he could remember, so it came as no surprise when doctors informed him that he’d need a kidney transplant.
Will 's Story
Patrice Hudson
Patrice Hudson shares a special bond with her youngest sister, Bobbi.
Patrice's Story
Justice Williams
Justice was our first child so everything about him excited, amazed, and worried us. His pediatrician assured us he was healthy, despite being jaundiced. His symptoms persisted, and soon a series of tests revealed that he had biliary atresia. Justice progressively became more ill. He gained little weight and his skin color changed from yellow to a greenish brown. But through it all there were smiles, giggles, and snuggles that made us fight to save our little boy.
At age four months, Justice was listed for a transplant, but we were encouraged to consider a living donor. They told us the list was long and the health of our baby was deteriorating rapidly.
Surprisingly, my best friend was found to be a suitable living donor. She donated a portion of her liver to give Justice a second chance at life.
Justice's transplant was a gift of hope. We are lucky that Justice is able to play, grow, learn, and love. Everyone should have that chance.