sad heart in a joyful life

I am living good days, I can hug my child and my wife. Argue with my family but support and receiving support from them. I can live my life like anyone's else "normally". But this year I've been given two exceptional presents. A new heart. And lots of luck.

In these lucky events knowing Loris, and having a great progression after the heart implant were the best one I've had in life (after my wife and my child).

Now Loris has not been so blessed after his transplant. But in those last months of his life he has spread love, courage and strength to lots of people. That will remember him and honor his sacrifices and – I hope – will live their life like he's taught us to do.