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Giving the Gift of Life Twice: Living-Related Donor Transplant
28
Jan 2020
Giving the Gift of Life Twice: Living-Related Donor Transplant
Katherine was diagnosed with biliary atresia soon after birth and ultimately needed a liver transplant. Without a viable transplant option available, it was determined that her mother was a good living-related donor match. Read how she gave Katherine the gift of life twice!
By: Jessica Klein | 1
Rare and Complex Conditions
21
Jun 2018
From Foster Mom to Living-Transplant Donor: I Am A Match
Carissa went from being a foster mom, to a living-transplant donor, to an adoptive mom. Read about Sawyer's journey with biliary atresia, and everything in between.
By: Carissa Bailey | 0
Rare and Complex Conditions
From Liver Transplant to ‘Little Ball of Energy’
12
Aug 2016
From Liver Transplant to ‘Little Ball of Energy’
Allison has defied all of the odds following a biliary atresia diagnosis and a liver transplant. She has earned the nickname "little ball of energy".
By: Jen Herr | 2
Rare and Complex Conditions
Living-Related Donor Transplant: How It Changed Me
22
Oct 2015
Living-Related Donor Transplant: How It Changed Me
Hillary Weidner was her daughter's living-related donor transplant match, a procedure needed to treat biliary atresia.
By: Hillary Weidner | 0
Rare and Complex Conditions
Liam’s Heart and Maren’s Liver: Organ Transplant Story – Part I
01
Sep 2015
Liam’s Heart and Maren’s Liver: Organ Transplant Story – Part I
Liam Sprague and Maren Foster both needed an organ transplant - a heart for Liam and a liver for Maren. Their parents share their stories. Part 1 of 3.
By: Cincinnati Children's Social Media Team | 3

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