Sarah Sonn

The story doesn't end there.

Yeah.

Do you want to take that, Sarah?

Yeah, thanks.

And please add on, Susan.

But, you know...

Living kidney donation is another great way to address the shortage.

LifeSource is really in charge of deceased donation, but anything that helps reduce the wait list, you know, we help promote and support.

From what I know, there has been a slight increase in living kidney donation, and I know there's been some legislation that have removed some barriers, allowing people to take off work and still, you know, receive some pay because there is a, you know, significant recovery time.

So what would you add, Susan?

Yeah, thanks, Stan.

I think the thing I want everyone to hear is that

you know, organ donation and transplantation is such an incredible, you know, collective process.

Like Susan said, the best of humanity.

I just encourage people to get their information, to reach out to us, to check reputable sources when, you know, finding information.

I don't want misinformation and myths to prevent people from participating.

And again, my team is out in the community at events, would love to, you know, participate in any community events that

We're invited to, we're also holding a community gathering at our office in early December.

If you want to learn more about organ donation and transplantation, we'd love to have, you know, anyone there that is curious.

But don't let those myths prevent you from participating in this process because, you know, it hurts our friends and neighbors and it will reduce even, you know, more people getting that life-saving transplant.