Sentence examples for donated face from inspiring English sources

Unlike a kidney or liver or heart, a donated face is visible to all, challenging recipients and their loved ones to incorporate an entirely new countenance into long-held perceptions of a person's identity.

Norris will have to take immunosuppression drugs for the rest of his life to keep his body from rejecting the donated face, but the jaw transplant could mean he will need less and may be able to go off steroids, he said.

His sanctuary is as mobile as he is: he wears a large cross typical of his Ethiopian Orthodox faith underneath his donated North Face gear and prays over bottled water to make it holy before drinking it.

To donate the Face-to-Face AIDS Project, visit the Contact & Donate page at www.facetofaceaids.org.org

The agency also noted that people who donate blood face no risk.

But the donor's family was consulted specifically about donating the face, said Charles Alexander, president of the Living Legacy Foundation.

After learning that their son had features compatible with those of Mr. Norris, his parents made the decision to donate his face.

"Frazier is so ugly he should donate his face to the US Bureau of Wildlife".

When his mother was asked about donating his face, she didn't hesitate to say yes, according to Helen Irving, CEO of LiveOnNY, which was formerly called the New York Organ Donor Network.

Pressure of Donating Facing a Relative Who Is Facing Death Wendy Marx, a 34-year-old woman in San Francisco who has had two liver transplants, both from cadavers, said her doctor suggested that she consider asking a relative to donate if she ever needed a third transplant.

Instead of milking the last dollars out of success, on the "Adore" tour it donated the entire face value of almost every ticket to youth-oriented charities, paying an estimated $1.5 million in expenses itself.