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Florida man shares the unconventional way he found a kidney donor

Florida man shares the unconventional way he found a kidney donor
HIS LIFE. ED BRACKMAN TELLS ME HE HAS A NEW LEASE ON LIFE RIGHT NOW. RENEWED MY LEASE THANKS TO. THE POWERS THAT BE. WE FIRST MET ED AND HIS PARTNER, SANDY SOFFER, IN 2019. THIS T-SHIRT CAUGHT OUR ATTENTION. PLEASE HELP ME FIND A KIDNEY DONOR. HE SAYS HE RECEIVED LOTS OF CALLS AFTER THAT STORY AIRED, BUT NO MATCH. THE INITIAL INTERVIEW THAT WE HAD THAT WAS VERY INSPIRING BECAUSE I HAD ABOUT 30 RESPONSES FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. THEY KEPT TRYING. THEY GOT A DIFFERENT T-SHIRT, EVEN POSTED ON FACEBOOK. THEY ADDED AN UMBRELLA. THEY EVEN POSED WITH SANTA. AND EVEN THOUGH THAT GIMMICK DIDN바카라 게임 웹사이트T WORK, I FELT I WAS DOING SOMETHING WHILE ED WAS TRYING EVERYTHING HE COULD TO FIND A DONOR. HIS NAME WAS ALSO ON A LIST OF FIVE DIFFERENT KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PROGRAMS. AND THAT BRINGS US TO APRIL 2023. SIX WEEKS AGO, HE GOT A CALL FROM CLEVELAND CLINIC OF FLORIDA. WE GOT THE CALL THAT A DECEASED DONOR WAS AVAILABLE. ONLY PROBLEM. HE AND SANDY WERE AT AN OUTDOOR CONCERT AND DIDN바카라 게임 웹사이트T HEAR THE PHONE RING. SO THE CLINIC STARTED CALLING PEOPLE ON HIS CONTACT LIST. LIKE FOUR PEOPLE TRYING TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US. IF THEY DIDN바카라 게임 웹사이트T GET US, THEY WOULD HAVE GONE ON TO THE NEXT PERSON. SANDY SAW THE MESSAGES. WHEN THEY LEFT THE CONCERT, WE GOT INTO THE CAR AND HE WAS DRIVING AND I STARTED TO LOOK AT MY PHONE FOR MY MESSAGES. BINGO. THEY RUSHED HOME, GRABBED THE BAG, AND HEADED TO CLEVELAND CLINIC FOR SURGERY. TODAY, HE바카라 게임 웹사이트S BACK HOME AND DOING FINE. IF I DIDN바카라 게임 웹사이트T TAKE THAT CALL, IF I DIDN바카라 게임 웹사이트T RETURN THE CALL, I WOULDN바카라 게임 웹사이트T BE SITTING HERE NOW. HE바카라 게임 웹사이트S VERY, VERY GRATEFUL AND SO HAPPY THAT NOW HE HAS A LIFE. SO HE OWES THIS PERSON, WHOEVER HE WAS. THANK YOU. A LIFE AND ADD IS THANKFUL FOR THE CLEVELAND CLINIC AND ITS KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PROGRAM. HE HOPES HIS STORY MAY INSPIRE OTHERS TO BECOME ORGAN DONORS. ANGE
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Florida man shares the unconventional way he found a kidney donor
Ed Brachman has a new lease on life. The Delray Beach, Florida, man first did an interview with our sister station WPBF 25 온라인 바카라 게임 in March 2019. Brachman could be seen in that interview wearing a custom-made black T-shirt with white writing on the front that read, "Please Help Be Find A Kidney Donor." The shirt also listed his phone number. He said he received lots of calls after the story aired but he didn't find a match. "The initial interview that we had, that was very inspiring because I had about 30 responses from all over the country," Brachman said.Brachman and his partner Sandi Soefer didn't stop trying to find a donor.They posted photos on Facebook, wore the T-shirt to festivals and posed with Santa. The gimmicks didn't work but Brachman didn't stop."I felt I was doing something," he said. While he was trying everything he could to find a donor, Brachman said his name was also on a list of five different kidney transplant programs.It's now April 2023 and he said six weeks ago, he got a call from Cleveland Clinic Florida. "We got the call that a deceased donor was available," Brachman said.The only problem was he and Soefer were at an outdoor concert and didn't hear the phone ring. Sofer said the clinic started calling people on his contact list."Four people tried to get in touch with us," Soefer said. "If they didn't get us, they would have gone to the next person."Soefer saw the messages when the couple left the concert."He got into the car, he was driving, and I started to look at my phone for my messages," Soefer said. "Bingo!They rushed home, grabbed a bag and headed to Cleveland Clinic for surgery.On Wednesday, the now-76-year-old is back home and doing fine."If I didn't take that call," Brachman said. "If I didn't return the call, I wouldn't be sitting here now."Soefer said they do not know who the donor is, but they are grateful."And so happy that now he has a life," Soefer said. "So, he owes this person whoever he was, thank you."Brachman hopes his story will bring attention to the donor program. For more information, click here.

Ed Brachman has a new lease on life.

The Delray Beach, Florida, man .

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Brachman could be seen in that interview wearing a custom-made black T-shirt with white writing on the front that read, "Please Help Be Find A Kidney Donor." The shirt also listed his phone number.

He said he received lots of calls after the story aired but he didn't find a match.

"The initial interview that we had, that was very inspiring because I had about 30 responses from all over the country," Brachman said.

Brachman and his partner Sandi Soefer didn't stop trying to find a donor.

They posted photos on Facebook, wore the T-shirt to festivals and posed with Santa.

The gimmicks didn't work but Brachman didn't stop.

"I felt I was doing something," he said.

While he was trying everything he could to find a donor, Brachman said his name was also on a list of five different kidney transplant programs.

It's now April 2023 and he said six weeks ago, he got a call from Cleveland Clinic Florida.

"We got the call that a deceased donor was available," Brachman said.

The only problem was he and Soefer were at an outdoor concert and didn't hear the phone ring. Sofer said the clinic started calling people on his contact list.

"Four people tried to get in touch with us," Soefer said. "If they didn't get us, they would have gone to the next person."

Soefer saw the messages when the couple left the concert.

"He got into the car, he was driving, and I started to look at my phone for my messages," Soefer said. "Bingo!

They rushed home, grabbed a bag and headed to Cleveland Clinic for surgery.

On Wednesday, the now-76-year-old is back home and doing fine.

"If I didn't take that call," Brachman said. "If I didn't return the call, I wouldn't be sitting here now."

Soefer said they do not know who the donor is, but they are grateful.

"And so happy that now he has a life," Soefer said. "So, he owes this person whoever he was, thank you."

Brachman hopes his story will bring attention to the donor program. For more information, click .