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Lovely post MawBroon.Great to hear ofsuch a happy outcome.

Happy 20th post transplant Anniversary to you and your husband, MawBroon.
A wonderful endorsement of our NHS .
May you both continue healthily and happily.

So happy to hear your husband has had such good treatment and that he is able to enjoy life.
Good to hear something positive about the NHS .

A very happy special anniversary!

Great post!

Wonderful, congratulations.A gift of 20 years plus extra life. I carry a donor card and have told my family of my wishes, but I will just mention it again today.

A very special anniversary indeed

A useful reminder and a wonderful anniversary, mawbroon.

Thank you for posting this lovely news, MawBroon. Much to celebrate indeed. ???

How wonderful for you both, may you have many happy years ahead. .

The Royal Free is a wonderful hospital, I had both my DSs there. The care was second to none.

Many congratulations MawBroon (Maggie next time?)

Wonderful to hear some positive news on the NHS. Congratulations on your special anniversary and may you have many more.

Oor Wullie!, Jane 10!!!

That is a lovely post and it's lovely to hear such good news.

My OH was just commenting yesterday how well I have been treated by the NHS recently. I had a CT scan yesterday to diagnose my respiratory problems, had a cataract operation a few weeks ago and will be having the other eye done soon. All of my appointments at the two hospitals have been absolutely on time.

Great to hear your good news Mawbroon and that the NHS yet again has given the best of care.
I have my donor card - wouldn't be without it.

Lovely news.

How fantastic MawB, it's good to hear some happy news for a change!

What a uplifting post nhs is second to none ?

Happy anniversary, wonderful story

That is a very uplifting story - thank goodness for our NHS

Happy transplant anniversary to PawBroon and to all your family

In these days of doom and gloom it's lovely to hear a heartening NHS story mawbroon, and it's indeed a cause for celebration for you and your family.

*Paw & Maw Well done to both of you &&

Your DH has had an awful lot of problems Maw but at least is still here to enjoy life. My DSIL has PSC too but thanks to his drugs is still working full time and not at the moment needing a transplant.

Thanx for sharing your story MawBroon.

A young friend in her early 20s who was becoming more and more exhausted/restricted by her Cystic Fibrosis had (at last) a successful double lung transplant in November. She has posted on facebook daily updates of her progress (now home and doing a little more each day - e.g. riding a bike for the 1st time ever) and every post has praised the NHS and given thanks to the donor's family. She has been campaigning for years re organ donation to great effect - I do not think there is anyone who knows, or knows of, her who is not registered now.

Organ donation is a profoundly wonderful thing, giving hope and prolonged life to those in need and their families and also comforts the bereaved to know that their loved one has given this gift to another. I am glad that donation will soon become opt out rather than opt in but meanwhile urge everyone to register as a donor.