A mother put her head to a stranger's chest and listened to the heartbeat of her son who died 23 years ago

Daniel Titley as a young man and as he is currently Gillian Norris' child passed on in a street mishap when he was only 14. 

Twenty-three years on, Gillian put her make a beeline for a more bizarre's midsection and listened to his pulse. 

It was a passionate minute when she candidly met transplant patient Daniel Titley, 35. 

Daniel was only 11 when he got Stephen's heart.

Daniel, now an information processor for Coleg Ceredigion, Aberystwyth, was conceived with genuine heart imperfections. 

He met Gillian, from Yorkshire, subsequent to choosing to figure out the name of his benefactor. 

He said: "Today, the mother of my contributor put her go to my midsection to hear her child's heart thumping. 

"She got a touch enthusiastic. She gave me an embrace to hear her out child's heart. 

Daniel was only 11 when he got Stephen's heart 

"That more likely than not been extremely bizarre for her. Meeting Gillian brought it home that somebody needed to languish over me to survive. 

"I definitely realized that, however meeting her truly brought it home." 

In 1992, Daniel was urgently sick. Specialists let him know they could no more work on his heart, which had been damaged from conception, and that he would require another one. 

Months after the fact, Stephen's passing in Yorkshire prompted the transplant that spared Daniel's life. 

Having lived for a long time with his new heart, Daniel felt the time was all in all correct to discover all the more about his giver. 

"I have now lived twice as long with my new heart as I lived with my old heart," he said.

Daniel gazed upward demise records and tribute to attempt to discover the name of his benefactor. 

He discovered daily paper articles and reports identifying with Stephen's passing. 

Stephen was conveying a contributor card and various his organs, including his heart, went to help other people. 

The enthusiastic meeting will be telecast on TV.