Lung Transplant For those suffering from severe lung disease, a lung transplant may be their last treatment option to survive. A lung transplant can offer hope, but it can be a complex process that comes with health risks. Learn More Join the Lung Transplant Support Group Join Lung Transplant Support Meeting - March 5th Register Programs & Support Read more Organ Donation Read more Educational Videos Read more Everyone should talk to their family about their wishes to become an organ donor because people waiting may not have tomorrow. Getting a second breath means a second chance at life. Charlotte L'Oste-Brown . Lung Transplant Recipient Receiving a lung transplant was a difficult journey physically, emotionally, and financially but I would do it over again. I’m back to doing the things I love most and making the most out of every moment. Karen Webb . Lung Transplant Recipient Getting my second breath back means I now have a future where I can give back... I am forever grateful to my donor and honour them by raising awareness of the importance of organ donation. Moe Martin . Lung Transplant Recipient The very, first thing I wanted to do was take the biggest breath I could. Then I wanted to feel what it was like to move and not be short of breath. I was able to walk upstairs! That was pretty exciting. Nicole Nelson . Lung Transplant Recipient
Everyone should talk to their family about their wishes to become an organ donor because people waiting may not have tomorrow. Getting a second breath means a second chance at life. Charlotte L'Oste-Brown . Lung Transplant Recipient
Receiving a lung transplant was a difficult journey physically, emotionally, and financially but I would do it over again. I’m back to doing the things I love most and making the most out of every moment. Karen Webb . Lung Transplant Recipient
Getting my second breath back means I now have a future where I can give back... I am forever grateful to my donor and honour them by raising awareness of the importance of organ donation. Moe Martin . Lung Transplant Recipient
The very, first thing I wanted to do was take the biggest breath I could. Then I wanted to feel what it was like to move and not be short of breath. I was able to walk upstairs! That was pretty exciting. Nicole Nelson . Lung Transplant Recipient
