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every worst day some strangers best one. She
instructed the hospital to begin the organ donation
process. Christine Cheers wasnt leaving the
hospital until every last one of her sons organs left
the building. She and David watched hospital
employees carry coolers from the operation room.
The last one was his heart. “ That was the one I
cared about mostꎬ” Christine saysꎬ “With bravery
and selflessnessꎬ James had such an amazing
heart. ” Seeing Jamess heart leave the buildingꎬ
Christine fell into a sadness so deep that climbing
out seemed impossible. Her only comfort would be
to find out that Jamess organs had helped peopleꎬ
so she wrote each receiver a letter just to know if
they were doing all right.
Mike Cohenꎬ a cyclistꎬ had a heart
transplant. Jamess heart! Two months after the
surgeryꎬ Mike got a call from the organization that
arranged the transplant(移植). They had a letter
for him from Jamess mother. As he read Christines
letterꎬ Mike began to understand just how special
his new heart was. Eager to know more about
Jamesꎬ Mike googled him. He found they had a lot
in common. They were both athletic and practically
the same age. Another thing he learned about
James: His grave site ( 墓 地 ) was in
Jacksonville—the other side of the country.
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Upon recoveryꎬ Mike announced on social
media to take a cross ̄country trip.
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