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I've had two heart transplants - now my son may need one and I'm terrified

I've had two heart transplants - now my son may need one and I'm terrified
BBC Wales Saturday 20 June 2026, 20:51 UTC 1 min read
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Doctors predicted that Rhys would only live months - but he has lived a full and active life.

Doctors predicted that Rhys would only live months - but he has lived a full and active life.
Rhys (PERSON)
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