THE DOCTORS HAD TO BE WRONG. THEY SAID MY OLDER SISTER ALLYSON HAD KIDNEY FAILURE, THAT SHE'D HAVE TO SPEND THE REST OF HER LIFE HOOKED UP TO A MACHINE THAT CLEANSED HER BODY. HER ONLY HOPE FOR A NORMAL LIFE IS FOR SOMEONE WITH THE SAME BLOOD AND TISSUE TYPES TO DONATE A KIDNEY.
SOMEONE LIKE ME.
I REALLY WANT TO HELP MY SISTER GET WELL. BUT WHEN I THINK ABOUT ALL THE RISKS, THE LONG OPERATION, AND THE CHANCE THAT ALLYSON'S BODY MIGHT EVEN REJECT MY KIDNEY, I WONDER IF I COULD REALLY GO THROUGH WITH IT.
CAN I DO IT? CAN I GIVE ALLYSON THE GIFT OF LIFE?
SOMEONE LIKE ME.
I REALLY WANT TO HELP MY SISTER GET WELL. BUT WHEN I THINK ABOUT ALL THE RISKS, THE LONG OPERATION, AND THE CHANCE THAT ALLYSON'S BODY MIGHT EVEN REJECT MY KIDNEY, I WONDER IF I COULD REALLY GO THROUGH WITH IT.
CAN I DO IT? CAN I GIVE ALLYSON THE GIFT OF LIFE?
Book about a girl who is faced with the tough decision of giving her sister a kidney. For young adults.
Very good book. Will make you cry. Tear Jerker
