Registering to be an organ donor is one of the most selfless acts of any human being, and those who have donated their organs have given an ultimate gift to humanity.

In this episode, I am joined by Rachel G. Greenberg, founder of the grief support group Connections of Hope. Her husband, Glenn, passed on after a brain hemorrhage in the spring of 2013. As an organ donor, he helped 127 people on the waiting list for different types of organs. This inspired her to start a life-saving campaign encouraging more people to register as organ donors.

Throughout this episode, Rachel shares her experience with grief and how starting a Twitter support group helped. She also shares what she learnt from attending the meetings of organ donors' families. Additionally, she explains why organ donation is important and how it saves many other lives.

Listen to episode 86 of Grief and Happiness to hear how organ donors transform the lives of other people! 

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• Why Rachel started a support group (02:13)
• How going to a support group for families of organ donors impacted Racheal (11:19)
• The different recipients of Rachel's husband's organs (13:22)
• Why it's important for you to register as an organ donor (25:17)

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