Amy Silverstein Cause of Death, Biography, Husband and Children, Obituary, CNS Broadcaster

Author, attorney, and speaker Amy Silverstein was a passionate 24-year-old law student when she unexpectedly found out she had a failing heart.

Despite having a post-transplant life expectancy of about ten years at most, she underwent transplant surgery when she was 25 and was blessed with a donor heart that pumped strongly and gave her life for almost three decades.

Amy, who underwent a kidney transplant before graduating from NYU School of Law, worked as a corporate attorney before launching her writing career.

She married Scott, her great love, and gladly gave birth to a kid. She quickly quit her work as a lawyer and started writing.

Amy Silverstein Bio

Amy is a well-known speaker and author on topics such as women’s health and resilience, the advantages of being present at every doctor’s appointment, and the necessity of patient-centric practices in medicine.

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She has written articles for the American Journal of Transplantation and the Transplant Infectious Disease literature.

She has served as a designated representative for the American Society of Transplantation, the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients, the American Society of Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics, and the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) Executive Board.

Amy Silverstein Husband

Although Amy Silverstein is married, little is known about her family. Scott is the name of her husband, although little else is known about him. The couple welcomed Casey into the world. Silverstein, Amy she shares Scott Silverstein, her husband. (Referring to Savedaughters)

Amy Silverstein Children

Scott Silverstein and Amy have been wed since June 6, 1989. Amy is a married woman. The couple just commemorated their 33rd wedding anniversary. They are parents to a son, whose name is unknown.

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