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We had not been able to save my patient. But that did not mean nothing more could be done.

Years before I became an Organ Procurement Coordinator, one ICU patient and her family showed me how donation could create hope in the middle of profound loss—and changed the direction of my life.

That experience eventually led me from critical care into organ procurement coordination, and later to create practical resources for people entering the field and preparing for the CPTC exam.

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