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Queva Griffin

1983 – 2003

Irish poet

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About Queva Griffin

Lived 1983 – 2003 (aged 19–20). Queva Griffin was a poet.

Queva Griffin (10 August 1983 – 2003) was an Irish poet with cystic fibrosis. Griffin was a double organ recipient, the first person under 25 to survive a heart-lung double transplant. She published a book of poetry as a fundraiser for the costs associated with her illness. She was named Young Person of the Year in 1998 for her courage during the transplant process. She died in 2003, after picking up an infection.

Works The Light:A collection of poems, 1996

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Birth century
Died
2003
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Who was Queva Griffin?

Irish poet

When was Queva Griffin born?

Queva Griffin was born on 10 August 1983.

When did Queva Griffin die?

Queva Griffin died in 2003.

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Queva Griffin was a poet.

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· Wikipedia: Queva Griffin

· Wikidata: Q27965007

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