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Mansfield: Dating app brought wedding bells and transplant joy

He said: “During this time Covid was around, my family lived in Derby, and I never realised what a big deal this was until the new year began.

“It hit me hard; I had to give up my new job under health and safety rules. I was on my own, and the only person I saw was my nurse coming in and checking I was OK.

“I felt mentally low, as I just thought this was it until I was offered a new kidney. It was a lonely time, but I kept doing my life-saving dialysis treatment.”

Isolated and overwhelmed, his spirits were lifted when he met someone online.

“I met Julie through online dating, and she just kept me going. It turned out we lived only 10 minutes apart.

“After lockdown ended, I decided to meet Julie for the very first time, and she was so supportive.

“She then started to take me to the hospital for my appointments, and she was also there through every transplant call I had received,” Mr Murfin said.


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