Heart Transplant Recipient Brian Starr
Clip: Season 17 Episode 1703 | 2m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
Brian Starr was healthy and active until a virus attacked his heart.
Thanks to advances in medicine people who receive organ transplants are living longer, more active lives – unfortunately over 20 people die every day in the U.S. waiting for available organs. Brian Starr considers himself one of the lucky ones – Starr was healthy and active until something happened that could happen to anyone.
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Heart Transplant Recipient Brian Starr
Clip: Season 17 Episode 1703 | 2m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
Thanks to advances in medicine people who receive organ transplants are living longer, more active lives – unfortunately over 20 people die every day in the U.S. waiting for available organs. Brian Starr considers himself one of the lucky ones – Starr was healthy and active until something happened that could happen to anyone.
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Preview: S17 Ep1703 | 30s | Meet a Spokane man with a new heart, a kidney recipient and his donor, and their surgeons. (30s)
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Clip: S17 Ep1703 | 3m 7s | A matching donor for a Colville man needing a kidney was literally the man next door. (3m 7s)
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