KFelts910

They DO have children- you. Usually we get parts of our parents but your host dad got part of you. That’s a pretty special thing.

Good god you’re impressive. This report is exceedingly well done. Please consider a career in stats & data configuration.

I have to be honest, I’m shocked you’re being permitted to take acetaminophen. That is rough on the liver and I feel like with other options available, that could be avoided.

I don’t have any health related questions for you really- but I do have some legally. I’m an immigration attorney so I’m curious how your process went? Did you do the paperwork yourself or did you have counsel help you? Honestly this is a case I would love to work on. It’s for such a good purpose and goes to the heart of why I joined this profession.

Actually, it just occurred to me, I am working a case like this but opposite. I’m assisting a client who is in the process of reopening a denial of her VAWA green card. She needed to travel to her home country to have herself and family members tested for organ donation. I was able to get USCIS to agree to expedite reopening her case and a temporary travel permit.

We’re going to work on another so she can undergo her own liver transplant. She has no insurance here in the US and even getting her US dr. to write a letter verifying her condition was $300. Then USCIS tried to demand a more recent one (it was three months old) but I got that thrown out. The day she got her approval we both cried. Here’s hoping the rest of the process goes smoothly so she can get the liver she needs. Wow- I never realized how impactful this case is. Thank you for making me think about this.

Aside from that, I want you to know you are a good human. Not many people would do something so selfless. I applaud you and I’m in awe of you.

This is an incredible way to think about it.