We TELL the stories of patients waiting for a transplant as well as transplant recipients. These stories are featured on our social media pages as either #WaitingWednesday or #TransplantTuesday. By telling these stories, we raise awareness about the benefit of an organ transplant and highlight the plight of people waiting for a transplant.
We’ve told the stories of recipients, living donors and people on the waiting list, but this is the first time we are featuring a story
Muhammed Bhamjee gives a candid portrayal of what life is like on dialysis for a young man, he is 18 years old from Johannesburg South.
This #TransplantTuesday, we feature the story of Stoffel de Bruin, 57, living in Worcester, Western Cape. 1. Which organ did you receive, and in what
World Kidney Day celebrated around the globe on Thursday, 10 March, highlights the importance of looking after your kidneys and the impact of Chronic Kidney
We start the New Year with a story from Mally Marais, 47 from Breede Rivier (WC), she donated a kidney to her sister-in-law. Read Mally’s
Alice Vosloo, cofounder and CFO of TELL is our #TransplantTuesday feature today. Alice, 37 from Jo’burg shares her story of having two bilateral lung transplants.
If you are a transplant recipient or waiting for a transplant, submit your story below.
You can donate your organs one day when you pass away, but if you’re really keen to make a difference while you’re still alive, please consider donating financially to TELL.
Email: info@tell.org.za
Call: +27 827852530
