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hamsterjill

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11. Your post is inspiring.

Reply to GentryDixon (Original post)

Wed Nov 30, 2016, 01:35 PM

Nov 2016

First, congratulations on the success of your transplant, and I wish you well for a continued wonderful life. My thanks to the anonymous donor in your situation, and those in all situations.

It is (indeed) important, especially in these trying times, that we try to remember those things which we can be thankful for.

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Why I am thankful this day. [View all] GentryDixon Nov 2016 OP

God bless those organ donors. femmocrat Nov 2016 #1

I went to check my availability of giving my baby sister a kidney in the mid 80's. GentryDixon Nov 2016 #3

Hug shenmue Nov 2016 #2

May you live a long and loving life. Truly that is all the donor would want from you. Fla Dem Nov 2016 #4

My twin💕 SamIam715 Nov 2016 #5

My best and true love. ❤ GentryDixon Nov 2016 #6

wow, what a story NJCher Nov 2016 #7

Thank you Cher. GentryDixon Nov 2016 #8

Remembering why I was thankful... SamIam715 Nov 2016 #9

We were raised in love and harmony. GentryDixon Nov 2016 #10

Your post is inspiring. hamsterjill Nov 2016 #11

Thank you hamsterjill. GentryDixon Nov 2016 #12

What a great post! How can there be only 12 recs? :) Tobin S. Dec 2016 #13

13 now Phentex Dec 2016 #14