Bill is a part of that group, and looks forward to getting his life back. I want to get off dialysis and not feel like a burden to people.” - Bill MurrayĬurrently, more than 115,000 people are waiting nationally – nearly 500 of them are Delaware residents. I want to receive a kidney transplant, build up my strength and get back to work. “I can’t wait for the day when my life can get back to normal. Educating people about donation is my life-long journey.” he said. It’s important for me to make sure others understand how much they can help. So many people are waiting for a second chance. “There are a lot of misconceptions that keep people from registering, and when they see me and hear what I’ve been through, it changes their minds. “When I tell people my story, it makes a difference.” Bill said. Although his energy level is very low, he still volunteers with Gift of Life Donor Program, speaking about donation and working at tabling events throughout DE, where he has an opportunity to make an impact and share his story. He is hopeful that he will receive the gift of life and is a passionate advocate for organ donation. He had to give up his business and now spends much of his time on home dialysis, 7 days a week, three and a half hours a day. Since being diagnosed with kidney failure, his life has drastically changed. He used to love to travel and had energy to do what he loved most – spend time with his family. Before his illness, he was physically active, refereeing softball and basketball regularly. He is a father of three, and used to own his own plumbing business for more than 20 years. Delaware resident Bill Murray has been waiting for a kidney transplant for nearly five years.
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