Varons Story @BarnesJewishHospitalStLouis
Varons Story  @BarnesJewishHospitalStLouis
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
For Varon, difficulty walking up the stairs was the first sign something was wrong. After being diagnosed with amyloidosis, Varon was delivered shocking news. He would need a new heart, and a new liver.

Varon underwent the 23 hour surgery at the Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Transplant Center, one of only a few centers in the country that specialize in multi-organ transplant.

He has done remarkably well since the transplant and has returned to his active lifestyle. Varon is grateful for everything that's happened in his life and appreciates the gift that was given to him through organ donation.

To learn more about giving the gift of life, visit ow.ly/tCh750Ev8YV.

Watch Varon’s story to witness the life-changing impact of organ donation.
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