A mother is pleading with people on the Isle of Man to become more aware of organ donation.
Ramsey woman Diane Taylor lost her son Daniel in a car accident in 2007 when he was 15 years old.
Both she and Daniel’s father took the decision to donate a number of his organs to people who desperately needed them.
They were given to a host of different people with serious medical issues.
Diane told us why she’s striving to bring about increased awareness of the issue:
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