Penparcau organ donor memorial garden"".

On 2nd July 2013, Wales became the first country in the United Kingdom to bring into law an opt-out organ donation system.

Previously, people across the UK had to a voluntary scheme and carry a card if they wish to donate organs. People in Wales will now be presumed to have agreed for their organs to be donated after death unless they have opted out of the scheme.

First Minister Carwyn Jones said: "The Human Transplantation (Wales) Act 2013 is arguably the most significant piece of legislation passed by the National Assembly for Wales since it acquired full lawmaking powers in 2011, with Roy Thomas of Kidney Wales Foundation adding "It gives hope to all those waiting for a transplant, not only those on the list but those who fear chronic organ failure and who may need a transplant”.

Rhys Llewellyn has had two heart transplants, and his five year old son has the same condition. Now he's urging more people to make their organ donation decisions known
https://www.itv.com/watch/news/father-who-had-two-heart-transplants-raises-awareness-as-son-diagnosed-with-same-condition/f3080cw

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO GET THIS MESSAGE TO GO VIRAL.

PLEASE SHARE THIS as The Greatest Gift one can give another is the Gift of Life.

One donor can save or transform up to nine lives through organ donation.

Thank you to all living donors and to all those amazing and courageous families who agree to their loved ones decisions, and save lives. Those who receive life will be forever grateful to you.

Please about your organ donation decisions with your loved ones to .

NHS Organ Donation

With rhys meirion (opera singer )and iolo williams (welsh celebrity )on penparcau organ donor memorial garden when they honoured the garden with a visit .whilst doing lap challenge wales

If anyone is looking for a speaker in any groups hospital schools etc in aberystwyth or area please let us know
we can tell Claires story of "hope and inspiration" and our experience of organ donatiion
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Teen’s second transplant battle as pair of brothers face devastating rare condition A fundraiser has been launched for Iestyn James, 17, who suffers a rare genetic condition.