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Home / Health / Husband's Surprise Gift: A Lifesaving Kidney

Husband's Surprise Gift: A Lifesaving Kidney

25 Nov

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Summary

  • Don Dziadus donated a kidney to his wife, Debbie, in March 2022.
  • They met in 1986 and celebrated 20 years together before her diagnosis.
  • Don overcame health concerns to become a compatible donor for Debbie.
Husband's Surprise Gift: A Lifesaving Kidney

In a remarkable act of love, Don Dziadus donated one of his kidneys to his wife, Debbie, in March 2022, three decades after their first date. Diagnosed with kidney disease in 2008, Debbie faced the prospect of dialysis or a transplant, a challenge that deeply concerned Don. While initial tests from family members were unsuccessful, Don's compatibility offered a rare solution, despite his own health challenges like high blood pressure and prediabetes.

Don's commitment to improving his health allowed him to become a viable donor. The transplant, which took place in March 2022, successfully alleviated Debbie's critical need. Both spouses underwent a smooth recovery process, supported by their family and community. This event allowed them to reclaim their active lifestyle, enabling them to enjoy retirement, travel, and time with loved ones, including celebrating Debbie's 70th birthday.

Their story is a testament to enduring love and the power of organ donation. The Dziadus couple expresses profound gratitude to all medical professionals, friends, and family who supported them. For Debbie, Don’s donation is a divine gift, fulfilling a lifelong commitment made on their wedding day and ensuring they have many more years together.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Debbie waited for a kidney for nearly a year on the donor list after doctors caught her kidney disease 14 years prior.
Yes, a spouse can donate a kidney, though it is rare for them to be a compatible match compared to relatives.
While the surgery is invasive, Don's health improved sufficiently, and doctors confirmed he could safely donate, leaving him with one healthy kidney.

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