Leaving to Live Part 4: Organ recipient dedicates life to creating donor awareness
The advocacy work from a young organ transplant survivor from Rockland County led to the creation of a law in New York.
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Jun 25, 2020, 5:10 PM
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Updated 1,394 days ago
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39ds agoThe advocacy work from a young organ transplant survivor from Rockland County led to the creation of a law in New York. Lauren Shields received lifesaving heart surgery at the age of 9. With it came a new purpose: repaying her good fortune by taking on the role of lobbyist.
