NYU Langone nurse gets lifesaving heart transplant
Joanne Drenckhahn received a lifesaving heart transplant Monday evening.
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Aug 16, 2022, 2:37 AM
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4h agoA New York University Langone-Mineola nurse is on the road to recovery.
Joanne Drenckhahn received a lifesaving heart transplant Monday evening.
The first responder was admitted to the hospital she served for 26 years last week after suffering a heart ailment.
A fundraiser for Drenckhahn has raised more than $100,000.
Anyone who would like to donate to Drenckhahn and her family can do so here.
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