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Mick and Natalie's son sadly died of a brain haemorrhage in 2004, aged 8. He gave the gift of life to three people, who received a kidney, liver and heart valves.
Mick and Natalie are married and have a son. Mick is a fork lift truck driver and Natalie is a school kitchen assistant. Ethnic background / nationality: White British.
Di donated a kidney to an anonymous recipient in 2010, when she was 58. She found the experience very enriching but would have liked better communication and more information.
Di is single and has an adult son. Ethnic background / nationality: White British.
Chris donated a kidney to an anonymous recipient in 2010, when he was 72. Both he and the recipient recovered well. Chris is now involved in a new organisation that aims to raise awareness of living kidney donation.
Chris is married and has three children. He is a consultant physician. Ethnic background / nationality: White British.
Linda had diabetes since the age of 22 and had a kidney and pancreas transplant in 2004, aged 44. In 2009, she had blood cancer. She has been well since then and enjoys spending quality time with her grandchildren, cooking and interior design.
Linda is married and has 2 adult children. She is a volunteer for Transplant Support Network. Ethnic background / nationality: White British.
Paul donated a kidney to an anonymous recipient in 2008, when he was 53. He is now involved in an organisation that aims to raise awareness of living kidney donation.
Paul is a married GP with four adult children. Ethnic background / nationality: White British.
Celia's husband, Deepak, had kidney failure in his early 30s and a kidney transplant in 1995, aged 35. Caring for him before he had a transplant was difficult because his diet was restrictive, he was often exhausted, and they had two small children.
Celia is a full time mother and housewife. She has two adult children. Ethnic background / nationality: South Asian.
Maggie donated a kidney to an anonymous recipient in 2007, when she was 62. She recovered well and is keen to raise awareness of living kidney donation. She believes that the NHS should cover the costs incurred by altruistic donors.
Maggie is married and has two adult children. She is a retired teacher. Ethnic background / nationality: White British.
Clare became a non-directed living kidney donor in 2011, aged 59. She wanted to give something back after having valuable help with overcoming alcoholism and anorexia. At the time of interview, Clare was recovering well.
Clare is a vet and single. Ethnic background / nationality: White British.
Harmanjit donated a kidney to her father in 2008, when she was 29. He was 68 at the time and faced the prospect of dialysis. Both of them recovered well. Harmanjit is now keen to raise awareness of kidney donation amongst British South Asians.
Harmanjit is a single student and works part-time. Ethnic background / nationality: British Indian.
Hardev was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease and faced the prospect of life on dialysis. He had a kidney transplant in 2008, aged 68. The donor was his younger daughter. He is now very well and active in charity work.
Hardev is married and has two adult daughters. He is a retired teacher (head of mathematics) and now does a lot of voluntary work in prisons and Sikh temples. Ethnic...
