Welcome to The Happy Liver Society
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Hi, my name is Karen Stacey, while I was a patient awaiting a liver transplant I founded the Happy Liver Society. The Society's goal is to provide temporary accommodation for liver transplant patients and their family members who must travel to Vancouver for a life saving Liver Transplant. Liver transplant patients must stay in Vancouver for up to three months following their transplant for post-transplant care as an out-patient. The Happy Liver Society opened Stacey House in September of 2008 – a “home away from home” for liver transplant patients. It’s located at 995 East 52nd Avenue, in Vancouver, and is part of New Chelsea Gardens. The Happy Liver Society provides for the rent and utilities of this suite. |
Karen's Story...
Why we do it!The Happy Liver Society is raising funds to support Stacey House and to promote awareness of liver disease to the greater public.
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Our Mission
The Society’s goal is to provide temporary accommodation for liver transplant patients and their family members who must travel to Vancouver for life-saving liver transplants. Liver transplant patients must stay in Vancouver for up to three months following their transplant for post-transplant care as an out-patient.
The Happy Liver Society opened Stacey House in September 2008 -- a “home away from home” for post-operative liver transplant patients. The Happy Liver Society provides for the rent and utilities of this suite.
The Happy Liver Society is raising funds to support Stacey House and to promote awareness of liver disease to the greater public. We promote immunization for Hepatitis A and B, testing of all people for Hepatitis C, and early screening and detection of liver disease in general.