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Skin Donor Roy Singleton, He was told it would hurt - but he did it anyway
Skin Donor Roy Singleton, He was told it would hurt - but he did it anyway

Skin Donor Roy Singleton, He was told it would hurt - but he did it anyway

Date11/10/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Skin Donor Roy Singleton, He was told it would hurt - but he did it anyway
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026154F
Heart Donor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Slinn of Severn Bridge near Orillia, are shown in their home today. He was just a generous kid, that's all, (...)
Heart Donor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Slinn of Severn Bridge near Orillia, are shown in their home today. He was just a generous kid, that's all, (...)
10/29/1968
June is organ donor month in Metro and David Lunginbuhl, 41, is celebrating it with greatest gift he has ever received, a new kidney from his brother (...)
June is organ donor month in Metro and David Lunginbuhl, 41, is celebrating it with greatest gift he has ever received, a new kidney from his brother (...)
5/31/1978
Cured! 11-year-old Lyle Heidman, of Drumbo, Ont, victim of a rare skin disease some doctors consider incurable, was feeling great when he arrived home(...)
Cured! 11-year-old Lyle Heidman, of Drumbo, Ont, victim of a rare skin disease some doctors consider incurable, was feeling great when he arrived home(...)
11/6/1981
He'll be home for Christmas, to stay, if he can, said Toronto heart transplant patient Pietro Ongaro told his wife as he returned to hospital yesterda(...)
He'll be home for Christmas, to stay, if he can, said Toronto heart transplant patient Pietro Ongaro told his wife as he returned to hospital yesterda(...)
12/15/1968
Another victim, Bob Cecchi, told how he was given just six to 18 months to live when he was diagnosed in April, 1982
Another victim, Bob Cecchi, told how he was given just six to 18 months to live when he was diagnosed in April, 1982
6/30/1983
Four Children of Heart Donor James Bryan, of Alliston, are from left, Earl, 7, Theresa, 9, Melanie, 2, and Brenda, 6
Four Children of Heart Donor James Bryan, of Alliston, are from left, Earl, 7, Theresa, 9, Melanie, 2, and Brenda, 6
10/20/1968
Blood Donor, Manulife Centre Clinic
Blood Donor, Manulife Centre Clinic
1/14/1999
Donor needed: Veronica Bizama who desperately needs a bone marrow transplant, gets a hug from her parents Daniel and Nury
Donor needed: Veronica Bizama who desperately needs a bone marrow transplant, gets a hug from her parents Daniel and Nury
4/7/1992
At funeral of heart donor who gave her husband, Henry Taylor, a new chance to live as result of heart transplant, Mrs
At funeral of heart donor who gave her husband, Henry Taylor, a new chance to live as result of heart transplant, Mrs
10/31/1968
Quite a sight: Nurse Vivian Outschoorn monitors accounting firm employee Mike Malone during a blood donor clinic staged yesterday on Bay St
Quite a sight: Nurse Vivian Outschoorn monitors accounting firm employee Mike Malone during a blood donor clinic staged yesterday on Bay St
7/22/1998
Sandra Da Silva: Three-year-old and baby sister suffer from rare skin disease
Sandra Da Silva: Three-year-old and baby sister suffer from rare skin disease
11/3/1981
High hopes: Susie Bell, 7, of Mississauga hopes to go someday to a clinic in West Germany that offers treatment for epidermolysis bullosa, a painful skin disease for which there's no known cure
High hopes: Susie Bell, 7, of Mississauga hopes to go someday to a clinic in West Germany that offers treatment for epidermolysis bullosa, a painful skin disease for which there's no known cure
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