Chain of Love:  Glenn Millar's Altruistic Kidney Donation Journey

Larry Hales, KidneyLuv's Chief Marketing Officer, interviews kidney donor, Glenn Millar. In this interview Glenn makes a PowerPoint presentation about his journey that led him to making an altruistic kidney donation.

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"I spent about two hours with a psychiatrist because apparently you've got to be nuts  to give up a a body part to someone you don't  know and they want to make sure you're not nuts" - Glenn Millar

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About Glen Millar

Glenn Millar is a serial entrepreneur and is the Founder and CEO of Call Glenn Again Handyman and Painting Crew. He recently wrote children's book, the Adventures of Derby California. On December 29, 2015, Glenn made an altruistic kidney donation to a stranger (at that time). Glenn currently lives in San Diego.

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‍About Larry Hales

Larry Hales is a seasoned and multi-faceted technology professional. His passion all-things tech began with his first computer in 1984 and it has stayed with him ever since. Currently, Larry serves as the Marketing Technology Director at West, Williston Financial Group Company, where he coaches and guides Real Estate Agents on how to better leverage technology in their business.His 25 years of photography, design and printing, combined with his knowledge of digital advertising and brand building, gives him a unique perspective of marketing from different angles.When he isn’t busy being a proud computer geek, Larry enjoys trail running, hiking, mountaineering, rock and ice climbing, and anything else that gets him outside.

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Patient Education Disclaimer

This material is for informational purposes only. It does not replace the advice or counsel of a doctor or health care professional. KidneyLuv makes every effort to provide information that is accurate and timely, but makes no guarantee in this regard. You should consult with, and rely only on the advice of, your physician or health care professional.

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