Reunited by Grief and Kindness
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After Son's Death Woman Gives Part of Her Liver to His Best Friend’s Mom in Serendipitous Kindness Chain
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Anjie Lynchard moved across the street from Mary Ann Carroll in Columbia , Maryland , 15 years ago .
Mary Ann had end-stage liver disease, for which the only cure was a liver transplant.
After Mary Ann's death, Mary Ann was placed on the national waiting list for a suitable organ.
By donating a portion of her liver, someone was able to move up the waiting list for a deceased donor liver.
Mary Ann , the beneficiary of her friend’s special gift, fervently hopes that her story will inspire others to become living donors.
“If you can save a life, why wouldn’t you? What greater gift can anyone give?”.
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