Paul and Pam have recently experienced some tuff times medically and as a result life things become hard to do. This is a food train to help with this task in their lives.

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With your favorite restaurants at your fingertips, DoorDash satisfies your cravings and connects you with possibilities -- more time and energy for yourself and those you love.
Why We Love This Gift: In every situation, food is necessary. Let your recipient select exactly what they want to eat - and have it delivered. Win and Win.
What To Express in Your Card: I am thinking of you and I want you to eat something that appeals to you. You choose. xo

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Author Pamela Stockwell, photographed by daughter Kiana Stockwell

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Author Pamela Stockwell shares her experience becoming a living organ donor for a fellow writer, whom she's never even met in-person!

"My Kidney's Going to California!" A Living Organ Donor Story

One year ago this month, in March 2021, my daughter and I drove to South Carolina to see my dad. At one point, she was driving, so I checked Facebook to while away the time and I see that my friend and fellow writer Kelly Hartog had posted a plea for a kidney. I knew [&hellip;]

Sitting on a patch of grass outside on a sunny day, Kelly, a woman with long red hair wearing a pink long sleeved blouse embraces and kisses the cheek of a blonde adult golden retriever, Bronte. Photographed by Ivan Solis.

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Author Kelly Hartog needs a kidney transplant. Read about her incredible journey, in her own words, finding community, connection, and a donor during a time of isolation.

Living Donor Kidney Transplant Recipient Tells Her Story

THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO! After a long and stressful process (about a year, but who&#8217;s counting?), my living kidney donor has been approved and I will undergo my lifesaving transplant surgery at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles on March 29. I suffer from polycystic kidney disease (PKD), a genetic, hereditary disease that ultimately shuts down [&hellip;]

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