Sheffield Man Becomes Rare Double Stem Cell Donor, Saving Two Lives

Brad Green, 31, is among only 0.7% of donors to give stem cells twice, aiding two different patients nearly a decade apart.

Brad Green joined the Anthony Nolan donor registry at age 20 after his friend's father was diagnosed with leukemia.
His first donation, made just weeks after registering, helped save John Herries, who had an aggressive blood cancer and underwent a stem cell transplant in 2015.
Nearly a decade later, Green was called upon again to donate stem cells, this time anonymously to a different patient.
Green is one of the rare individuals in the UK allowed to donate stem cells twice, as regulations cap donations at two per person to different recipients.
Green expressed gratitude for the opportunity, stating he would donate multiple times if possible to give others more time with their loved ones.