Writing to Donor Families
New guidance launched on writing to organ donors and their families
To mark World Letter Writing Day on September 1st, NHS Blood and Transplant are proud to launch two new web pages to help anyone considering ...
Writing to Your Donor Family: Tips and Guidance
If you would like to write to the family of your donor, you may send a greeting card, note, or a letter. Here are some things that may be helpful: ...
Writing to Your Donor Family - Infinite Legacy
Writing a letter to your donor's family is a helpful way to deal with the wide range of emotions experienced after receiving a transplant.
This leaflet is designed to help you write your thank you letter/card and explain the process by which it will be sent to your donor family. A Transplant Co- ...
Guide to Letter Writing - ARORA
Letters of Love and Healing The decision to write a transplant recipient is a personal one. Some donor families choose to write to transplant recipients and ...
Corresponding With Recipients - Frequently Asked Questions
Once Donor Alliance receives your letter, it is reviewed and forwarded to the hospital where the recipient received their transplant. The transplant hospital ...
What are families told? Within two to three weeks of organ donation, the donor families receive a letter from the specialist nurse in ...
Some donor families say that writing to their loved one's recipient(s) helps them in their grieving process. Others are comfortable.
Writing to Your Loved One's Transplant Recipients - CORE
As a member of a donor family, you may wish to communicate with the recipients of your loved one's organs and/or tissues. Choosing to write to a recipient is a ...
Write to Donor's Family - Lifebanc
Writing to your donor's family can be a meaningful experience and provide comfort to grieving donor families. If you want to write a letter to your donor's ...
Writing to Your Loved One's Transplant Recipient
Keep in mind, just as some donor families prefer privacy and choose not to write, a recipient may not write or respond due to a variety of personal reasons.
We are also here to help YOU by facilitafing communicafions and connecfions between transplant recipients and donor families. The decision to correspond with ...
Writing to Donor Families - Network for Hope
Network for Hope supports written correspondence between recipients and donor families. Donor families and recipients have found that communicating can be ...
Contacting A Donor's Family - MORA
Suggestions for Writing to Donor Families Use simple language Write information you feel comfortable sharing about yourself and your family.
Write a letter to your donor family - Lifeline of Ohio
Write a letter to your donor family · Only share your first name (do not include your last name, city, home address, phone number, or transplant center) · Your ...
As a donor family member, you may wish to communicate with the recipient(s) who benefited from your loved one's donation. Writing to the recipients and sharing ...
Tips to Corresponding with Your Donor Family. • Address your card or letter to “Donor Family”. • Identify yourself only by the organ(s) that you received.
Spring 2017: What to know about contacting your donor family
Writing to your donor family · Please address your letter “Dear Donor Family.” · Identify yourself or your child by his or her first name only, or by the organ(s) ...
Writing to your Donor Family | Transplant Manitoba
Deciding to write is a personal choice. You may send a letter or you may feel more comfortable sending a simple card. Family or friends may also write ...
Contact a Donor Recipient or Family | Southern Eye Bank
This decision to write is a very personal one. There is no obligation to write. This letter is merely an invitation to do so if you desire. If you choose to ...