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Date: 26 December 2024

Time: 08:01

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"The ultimate present saved my life"

Story posted/last updated: 09 January 2014

Student Lydia Price is starting the new year with a new lease of life after receiving the gift of a lifetime.

Diagnosed with renal failure at just 18, Lydia, now 21, underwent a kidney transplant at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham just weeks before Christmas.

To read her story and why she is championing changes to the organ donation system, please see the article on the Crewe and Nantwich Guardian website (see link below).

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