There is no feeling quite like witnessing a patient return to health, says Dr. Mike Moser, a Saskatoon kidney transplant surgeon.
“I think what’s even more exciting is when you go and you see the patient the next morning in the recovery room, you just see how quickly the change has happened,” Moser added. “These are people who have been on the waitlist on average two and a half years, sometimes four years, sometimes seven years.”
“And to think that you can do an operation that might take a few hours, and then within a couple of days you see thisTerry Switenky started the project — a small, family organization based in Prince Albert — after his wife, Dawne, died while awaiting an organ transplant.Article content “Terry believes all donors are angels,” she said, adding that honouring people with the awards helps spread the word about the ever-present need for organ donation.
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