Neighbor Saves Neighbor's Life By Donating Part Of Her Liver
Struggling with a rare auto-immune disease for years and in desperate need of a liver transplant from a living donor, Linda Duckworth finally received one from her neighbor.
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Struggling with a rare auto-immune disease for years and in desperate need of a liver transplant from a living donor, Linda Duckworth finally received one from her neighbor.
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