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'I would be dead if it wasn't for you' On #BBCBreakfast Dr Nick Embleton meets stem-cell donor Marius Werner who saved his life with a bone-marrow transplant after he was diagnosed with a rare type of blood cancer
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A truly heartwarming story, which shows why the work we do is so important - and it all began when Shirley Nolan set up the world's first stem cell register, to try to save her son. If you're aged 16-30, you too could be a lifesaver. Sign up today:

@almurray Dr Embleton, along with his amazing colleagues, helped my premature twins, just over 11 years ago. I’ve followed Nick’s story over the past couple of years and I’m so happy to hear this today. Amazing!

What a wonderful story with a very happy ending ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ #BBCBreakfast

Fantastic, I hope to be able to meet my Australian donor one day. Well done Marius, Nick you are looking fantastic. 👍 One heck of an uplifting story, I love it. 💙

Thank you for covering this important issue. My husband has been saved thanks to a stem cell transplant. Forever thankful for what a total stranger has done. I hope we will meet them one day. Signed up myself now to be a donor.

Wonderful - wishing Dr Nick Embleton & Marius Werner all the very best for the future❤️

Such a lovely story . How amazing is Marius ❤️❤️

Fantastic heartwarming story !!
An amazing happy story.





