Two families shared Thanksgiving dinner after one New York Police Department (NYPD) officer generously donated his kidney.
Two families shared Thanksgiving dinner after one New York Police Department officer generously donated his kidney.
He attempted to donate to two other individuals, but, unfortunately, it did not work out. He eventually matched with Ruth Tisak, 59, the wife of a Marine veteran, the outlet noted. Following the completion of the kidney transplant surgery, their identities were revealed, which gave them the opportunity to meet in person.
Mora’s heart, liver, kidneys, and pancreas were given to five individuals who were in need of a transplant, with one of the recipients being a member of Mora’s family.
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