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product_id: 52124853
title: "The Boy Who Gave His Heart Away: A Death that Brought the Gift of Life"
brand: "cole moreton"
price: "€ 21.78"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 10
url: https://www.desertcart.nl/products/52124853-the-boy-who-gave-his-heart-away-a-death-that
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# The Boy Who Gave His Heart Away: A Death that Brought the Gift of Life

**Brand:** cole moreton
**Price:** € 21.78
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- **What is this?** The Boy Who Gave His Heart Away: A Death that Brought the Gift of Life by cole moreton
- **How much does it cost?** € 21.78 with free shipping
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The Boy Who Gave His Heart Away: A Death that Brought the Gift of Life

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## Customer Reviews

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    The Ultimate Gift
  

*by J***E on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 May 2017*

As a recipient of a young heart just two years ago, this book resonated with me in many ways. From the pain and uncertainty of living or dying from my own and my family's point of view, my emotions were reignited by so many parts of the story. Yet in the midst of this, the sadness of someone losing their life at such a young age, the ultimate act of humanity and kindness shines through, that is, giving another the gift of life. That has to be the ultimate gesture. I don't know how many donor families actually get to meet the recipients, and whilst i may not be sure of the wisdom in certain cases, this story highlights a situation where it manages to give a real consolation to the greiving family and the opportunìty to strike up a real friendship between  the parents who both been through so much.

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    should we ever be in the position to be asked to consent to a loved ones organs being donated
  

*by M***H on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 July 2017*

As a bereaved mum myself I was very interested to read this book. So many of the thoughts and feelings of the two mums, Sue and Linda, echoed my own thoughts and feelings during the time I spent with my daughter in ITU, praying for her to live, and during the years I've had to live without her. I do think the most important thing about the book, however, is the way it penetrates the mystery and fear around transplant surgery and enlightens us in such a positive way; most of us who read this will think about making our own wishes clear to our families and maybe start carrying a donor card and, should we ever be in the position to be asked to consent to a loved ones organs being donated, I think having read this book will make that easier. It's also a very interesting and well told story and I have no problem in recommending it to others.

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    Everyone should register as an organ donor.
  

*by T***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 September 2019*

A very sad story with uplifting elements to it.  I don't think the author was really up to the task of writing thIs book, as the language is clunky and unsubtle - he certainly doesn't write with the kind of delicacy and sensitivity the topic requires.  Some of the clinical stuff is a bit inaccurate but I've seen worse.  There is a bit of repetition and I found annoying the way the author seems to think he knows what other people are thinking even when he hasn't interviewed them.  Some of the language is a bit old fashioned too.  For example, does an author writing in the 21st century really need to use terms such as "male nurse" or "female doctor"?  The mediocre quality of the writing should not obscure the fact that the book shows how hope and good come out of tragic situations and the indomitable nature of the human spirit. Anyone reading it will be convinced of the importance of registering as an organ donor.

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