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The life-changing impact of organ donation on families

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A mum who donated her late son's heart has received a stunning letter showing the incredible impact of her selfless decision. "You have given us a second chance to live with many happy tomorrows.

We as a family will be able to see the sun rise and set, allow him to feel the rain and sun on his face, hear the wind in the trees, and listen to the birds sing.

He will be able to hug and be hugged" - these are the heartfelt words Anna-Louise Bates read when she received the message from the parent whose son received the life-saving heart transplant.

Fraser Bates tragically lost his life in December 2015 when he and his father Stuart were struck by a careless driver. In an act of profound generosity, Fraser's organs, along with those of his father, were donated by his mother and Stuart's wife, Anna-Louise Stubbings, previously Bates. READ MORE: Her name is written in black and blue Following the tragedy, Anna-Louise became a vocal advocate for organ donation, sharing their story to raise awareness.

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