From Overland Park, Kan.: A brother's gift to his sister has provided her with a new lease on life. The sister, a quadruple amputee and mother of three, received a kidney from her older brother. The siblings have a typical brother and sister relationship, despite a 10-year age gap.
The brother describes his sister as having an extremely stubborn streak, which was developed from being picked on by her older brothers. Further details about the siblings and the kidney donation are available. The sister's new freedom in life is a result of the donation.
The story of the siblings' relationship and the kidney donation can be found through InvestigateTV.
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