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Michael Corea, a young man who defied odds with a rare liver disease, received a life-saving transplant at 13 and went on to graduate magna cum laude from Ohio State. Just six days before his graduation, he died in a motorcycle accident—but his legacy lived on as one of the few U.S. donors who’d also received an organ transplant. His family honors him through annual events, and his mother shares how she found solace in connecting with the woman who received his lungs. With hundreds of lives saved this year alone, organ donation’s ripple effect proves how one choice can transform countless lives—without ever compromising medical care.

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