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Ohio Teacher Donates Her Kidney To a Student In Need

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An Ohio teacher is giving her students a life saving lesson on the power of giving.

She is donating a kidney to a student battling a genetic disorder.

Wendy Killian is a teacher at Mansfield Christian School in Ohio, where one girl suffers from a disorder that has left her with one kidney, and that kidney is failing.

When Killian found out she was a match and could donate her kidney, there was no question in her mind that she would do it.

Annette Lawless has the whole story.

If you are interested in learning more about becoming a kidney donor, visit the link to the left of this story.

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