Thought You'd Like To Know

[masma]

Following the death of our son, which most of you kindly sent kind wishes, he donated his organs. It was always his wish to donate and he gave blood 3 times a year - anyway... we have had the most wonderful letter from someone who received one of his kidneys. A young man who had been hospital bound for many years and is now doing very well. I'm so proud of my boy and he would be so proud of himself.

[ummmm]

Such a lovely and brave thing to do xx

[waterboatman]

Wonderful news. It must be great comfort to you, to know that your lovely son is helping someone else to live.

[masma]

Thank you all xx

[mikey4444]

What a wonderful thing to do masma....if only we could persuade more people to be so public-minded.

[Tilly2]

So a part of your son lives on. That must be a huge comfort for you, Masma.

[-SharonA-]

Masma, that is a real brilliant and unselfish thing to do.

[choux]

What a lovely, heart-warming post to read. I feel proud of your dear son so I can only imagine how you feel. The gift of life or better health is a marvellous legacy to leave. You will treasure that letter for always, rightly so. God bless you and your son.

[maggiebee]

What a wonderful gift to give someone - the chance of a normal life. You have every right to be proud of your son.

[Peaspeculiars]

Masons Ma, what a gift.
The circumstances so very sad, but what a gift to give someone whom he wouldn't have known. I am sure you are proud of your son and you have every reason to be so. I hope that if you ever need, we are all here for you should you need to talk, if it will help in a small way xx