A Clydebank woman who was told she might not live past 35 has called her life-saving heart transplant the 'most amazing gift'.
Megan Geddes, 29, from Dalmuir, had a recurring chest infection when she was just 13 and was diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
For the next five years she underwent constant tests before eventually a defibrillator fitted at the age of 17 and initially lived her life while her condition was carefully monitored.
