Birmingham, OH, June 1, 2016<\/strong> \u2013 Ten years ago, Jeremy Warriner, of Indianapolis, was driving home from work when a teenage driver made a mistake, forcing Warriner\u2019s car off the road. His vehicle hit a utility pole, leaving him trapped. After the impact the vehicle caught fire. Warriner was pulled from the wreckage, but not before suffering fourth degree burns to the majority of both legs.<\/p>\n \u201cTo save my life, doctors had to amputate both of my legs and required skin grafts from tissue donors to control and prevent serious infections,\u201d said Warriner. \u201cI received a total of 6 skin grafts from 3 different donors. Their tissue donation saved my life.\u201d<\/p>\n Warriner\u2019s story is the focus of a new video in Donate Life America\u2019s campaign to increase awareness of tissue and organ donation. The video, sponsored by Exsurco Medical, shines a light on the forever impact tissue donation can have on the recipients.<\/p>\n The tissue I received gave me a second chance at life,\u201d said Warriner, who got married recently in May, and lives an active and purposeful lifestyle today.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n