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After 40+ days in ICU TX Active founder and double lung recipient, Jade, walked into the rehab gym and was mistaken for a personal trainer. Because she looked the part.

This inspired Jade to help others to enjoy the same motivation.

Every item of activewear sold contributes to gifting transplant recipients with TX ACTIVE apparel, ensuring they have the best start on their journey to a healthier, more active life. With every purchase, you're not just buying activewear—you're making a meaningful difference in someone's life.

By gifting activewear we hope to help get transplant recipients into a positive mind frame.

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Transplant Patient Stories

Meet Amy

Amy has Cystic Fibrosis at 26 Years old she was in hospital for over 6mths trying to get well before her Double lung transplant. She was literally on her last breaths unable to lift her head off the pillow of her hospital bed when she got "the call"
Later that day Dr's delivered the bad news the organs weren't viable. Not long afterward Amy went into respiratory failure and was rushed to ICU⁠. Her family were asked if they wanted Amy put on life support or to let her go.

At 2am a nurse delivered the amazing news that there was another set of lungs matching Amy. Her surgery was scheduled for later that morning. Now 30, Amy has no complications. She loves modeling, fashion and living life to the fullest.

Meet Jade...and Smithy

Between you and me Jade founded TX Active. Another Cystic Fibrosis bound Transplantee, Jade was told at 40 she needed a Double Lung transplant.

When Jade was born, the life expectancy for someone with CF was late teens. Close to Jade's 1 year lungiversary she contracted a virus and spent 1 month in a coma, on a ventilator. Now fit and healthy, Jade's donor and family are always in her thoughts. "I am forever grateful to my organ donor and their family for my life saving organs"

Kasey

In the years prior to transplant, Kasey had to slowly give up many things she loved doing. She could no longer play Roller Derby or maintain her dog walking business. When her lung function dropped below 20%, she could not walk the few steps to her bedroom. Kasey feels fortunate her 2018 lung transplant came at the right time. With an amazing recovery, Kasey was back at Roller Derby and now walks a min of 17,000 steps a day with her 4 legged pals.

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