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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2025 · 27 MIN

Gift of Life 49 The Organ Transplant Podcast

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In this heartfelt episode of Gift of Life – The Organ Transplant Podcast, we sit down with Dan Daggett, General Manager of WMPI I-105.3 in Scottsburg, Indiana. Dan’s journey with kidney disease is ongoing as he awaits his first kidney transplant. While he hopes for a living donor, he remains open to receiving a deceased donor kidney, knowing that every transplant is a precious gift.   Dan shares the challenges of balancing dialysis with work and family life, offering an inside look at the emotional and physical toll it takes. Yet, through it all, his strength and optimism shine, reminding us of the resilience of those waiting for the gift of life.   Let’s rally around Dan and help spread the word! You can follow his journey and show support on Facebook at Kidney 4 Dan.   Connect with Us:   Do you have a transplant story to share? We’d love to hear from you! Email us at [email protected] and join the conversation on Facebook at Gift of Life – The Organ Transplant Podcast.   If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and leave a 5-star review. Your support helps us spread awareness, celebrate the gift of life, and make a difference in the transplant community!    Listen Now: Gift of Life – The Organ Transplant Podcast

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