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    My name is Melissa and I consider myself to be very fortunate. I was diagnosed with a corneal disease, Kerataconus, 23 years ago at the age of 21. I was told then that should my condition deteriorate I would require a corneal graft, 'though we don't do many of those'. In my late thirties I was…
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    Donor Families Australia (DFA) invite all donor families to join them at Sydney event. Event date Sunday, February 27, 2022 - 10:00 Location Dooleys Regents Park Sports Club right in the very centre of Sydney Sydney NSW Australia Our inaugural gathering is open to all Donor Family…
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    There is little that is more quintessentially Melbourne than coffee and Federation Square, so DonateLife Victoria is hosting a free morning coffee event in the Fed Square forecourt for DonateLife Week 2022. Event date Wednesday 27 July 2022, 7:30 – 10:30am Event details There is little…
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    The National Study of Family Experiences of Organ and Tissue Donation has collected extensive feedback on donor families’ experiences, from early interactions with hospital and DonateLife staff and initial donation conversations to follow-up support… The National Study of Family Experiences of…
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    My name is Laurn and I was given the gift of life. I had cystic fibrosis with probably the worst infection in the lungs you could have. I went on the transplant waiting list and waited six months before I got the call. When I woke up in ICU two days later I couldn't believe the difference.…
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    We report procurement contracts, grants and our legal services expenditure. Pursuant to the Senate Order on non-corporate Commonwealth entity contracts, the Organ and Tissue Authority have published a list of non-procurement contracts, such as grants, that we have entered into that provide for a…
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    The Australian Government, through the OTA, provides funding to state and territory governments to deliver donation services consistent with the national program. The Australian Government, through the OTA, provides funding to state and territory governments to deliver donation services consistent…
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    One of our organ donor coordinators could get a call at 2 am saying a family has consented to donating a loved one's organs. The impacting part of that call is you know there's a family out there facing sudden grief and coming to terms with the loss of a loved one who was healthy 24 hours ago…
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