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Everything we do starts with our Mission: to enable our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer.
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Everything we do starts with our Mission: to enable our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer.
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Becky Seaton was 12 years old when she was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. For years, she managed her condition as best she could, but frequent illness and hospital stays became a way of life. Despite it all, she stayed determined to build a family and live fully.
By her late twenties, the effects of diabetes had taken a serious toll on Becky’s health, leaving her with nerve damage, eye damage and stomach problems. Then after the birth of her second son, her kidney function dropped significantly. When a third pregnancy ended in heartbreaking loss, her doctors told her that her best hope for recovery — and for a future with her family — was a pancreas and kidney transplant.
Thanks to the generosity of an organ donor and his family, that hope became reality. Becky received a new pancreas and kidney in a life-changing operation that transformed her health and her outlook.
Eager to embrace her second chance, Becky set herself a new goal: to get active and stay mentally and emotionally well so her transplant would last as long as possible. After a trip to the British Transplant Games in 2017, a new passion emerged: running and competing in track and field.
“Taking part in the World Transplant Games has given me a voice and it allows me to show the world that organ donation works.”
Becky Seaton Pancreas and kidney transplant recipient
Thermo Fisher Scientific proudly supported Becky on her journey to the 2025 World Transplant Games, where she represented Team Great Britain and came home with 4 medals: gold in the long jump and 4 x 100-meter relay, silver in the 200-meter sprint and bronze in the 100-meter sprint.
Becky’s journey is a powerful reminder of resilience, gratitude and the life-changing impact of organ donation.
Say "YES" to donation!
You can give the gift of life to someone like Becky.
Learn more about organ donation, then visit the National Donate Life Registry (U.S.) or the NHS Organ Donor Register (United Kingdom).
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