did you see the article/athan

January 4, 2001

Did you see the article I posted about the people on the

plane......one's sister needed a liver and the other's nephew was

being taken off life support. It was a miracle that brought them

together and it made the loss easier for the boy's family to

bear--perhaps this is for you too.

I think everyone who has a transplant has some degree of

" survivor's guilt " . If you accept the gift, the best thing you

can do to honor the donor is to live life to its best and fullest.

Penny

January 4, 2001

PR Weller wrote:

>

> Did you see the article I posted about the people on the

> plane......one's sister needed a liver and the other's nephew was

> being taken off life support.

Yes I did... in fact I told the story to my sister when I was visting

over the holidays... that may be what made here think to talk to her

boss about the possibility of directed donation. I'll ask her when I

talk to her... tried calling her a few minutes ago and her line was

busy...

athan

January 4, 2001