11/05/2025
“There will never come a day, hour, minute or second that I stop loving or thinking about my son. Losing a child is a life sentence — a lonely road with no end. It takes courage, kindness and self-compassion to simply move forward in life.
I talk about him to remember who he was and his impact on this world. I never thought his absence would be such a presence in my life. Organ donation gave me a second life.
Giving the organs changed my life — not only through the tragedy, but by knowing that five people were saved and now have happy families. I could have said no, but my son would not be back.
I am at peace and have no regret. Viggo left me an important mission. He continues to save lives.
I give support to donor families. Donor families are the voice and influence for future donors. No one should die waiting for an organ transplant.
I want to teach the kindness of humanity. Blessings exist. Good people exist. Love is more powerful than death.
Without organ donors, there is no story, no hope, no transplant. When there is an organ donor, hope is born, and a terrible loss becomes a gift.
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I decided to turn this tragedy into transformation, to turn loss into legacy.
He brought us sunshine every day. He was pure kindness, full of love, a very special human.
It’s a reminder that even during traumatic times, we can find a way to make choices that reflect love and humanity.
He left me an important mission. I turn my pain toward others. I build empathy, resilience, kindness and gratitude. Viggo was a gift in my life. He left a big lesson about life. Thanks to Viggo, who guides me every day.
Donating organs is a unique example of the human capacity to love. Viggo’s story is an inspiration and continues to save lives.
A simple ‘yes’ can save lives. A single unselfish act can change the world. You must leave a mark in life — a positive mark. The decision is ours: to do something that immortalizes the human inside you.
The world of organ donation and transplantation is a beautiful miracle that saves and heals lives, builds community and gives hope to those in need. It’s not enough to be compassionate — we must act.
Unfortunately, there is a huge gap between the number of people willing to receive and those willing to donate.
We have the power to change lives. Organ donation is an act of generosity and human solidarity — a family helping another family through intense compassion. It’s a humanitarian mission, a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, and a reminder that even in moments of despair, we can find ways to make choices that reflect love and humanity.
It can happen to anyone. It’s a reminder that we all have the power to make a difference and give the gift of life. Donor families have a central role in the donation chain to save lives. We are the voice and influence for future donor families.
The message is very simple: If you contribute to other people’s happiness, you will find the true goal and meaning of life.
Blessings exist. Good people exist. A softer life exists. Let it happen. If you do good, you do good for yourself — every act of kindness we offer comes back to us first.
Together, we can promote a culture of generosity and hope, ultimately saving lives and improving the well-being of patients in need.
By spreading the word about the importance of organ donation, together we can create a more equal society. Let’s make an impact together.
Viggo was a miracle in my life. Now Viggo is a miracle that happened to other lives. He was a champion in life, a champion in golf, and a champion as he saved five lives.”
—Nathalie S.
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