Posted on Apr 2, 2022
Getting a kidney changed — and saved — a woman who didn't feel worthy of a transplant
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A woman in Arizona was reluctant to ask for a kidney donation because she didn't feel worthy. Eventually, she did and was overwhelmed by the response. Thirteen people die in the U.S. each day waiting for a kidney. Reporter Laurel Morales brings us the story of one lucky recipient who's celebrating National Donate Life Month.
A woman in Arizona was reluctant to ask for a kidney donation because she didn't feel worthy. Eventually, she did and was overwhelmed by the response. Thirteen people die in the U.S. each day waiting for a kidney. Reporter Laurel Morales brings us the story of one lucky recipient who's celebrating National Donate Life Month.
Getting a kidney changed — and saved — a woman who didn't feel worthy of a transplant
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As an organ recipient myself (liver) make sure you are an organ donor, I am myself.
There are no excuses they accept all donorsno matter the age.
There are no excuses they accept all donorsno matter the age.
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Please consider being an organ donor. If you have healthy organs(even if your old), you could possibly save another’s life. It is simple just have donor put on your driver license, in most states. Or wear a donor bracelet.
I don’t like NPR because most of what they say when I listen to them seems to always have a liberal stance.
I don’t like NPR because most of what they say when I listen to them seems to always have a liberal stance.
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