A young player taught me something.

Ah shit... I wasn't ready for that. I didn't drink my coffee yet --- very touching. :'-)

mrmagoo42 said:

It's been over a year since I last played against this young man. His game still developing but showed much promise. His father is a top competitor in our league with his wife at his side every match. Stephen was a fierce opponent that always asked how you did something he didn't understand. Kid played with a lot of heart, but I never would have guessed--------- http://fox4kc.com/2014/04/16/video-woman-meets-mother-of-heart-donor-who-saved-her-life/.

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That was quite a story. It makes me wonder why anyone would not want to be an organ donor.
I hope everyone who reads this and gives it even the slightest thought will themselves become organ donors.

Organ donors are heroes. Even in death they create the opportunity for life.

Amen...I've been an organ donor, on my license, since I was in college almost 35 years ago. It's something every one of us should do. The waiting lists for families needing transplants of all kinds is incredibly long and a horribly painful wait. A good friend of mine's wife just passed away, still waiting for a transplant...very sad. That was a heartwarming story!

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com

macguy said:

That was quite a story. It makes me wonder why anyone would not want to be an organ donor.
I hope everyone who reads this and gives it even the slightest thought will themselves become organ donors.

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