When an NYPD sergeant needed a life-saving kidney, a 20-year-old EMT answered the call, proving the unbreakable bond between first responders.
Life has a funny way of sneaking up on us. One minute, things are going according to plan, and then the next, the universe throws a curveball. For NYPD Highway Patrol Sergeant Christopher Romero, that’s what it felt like getting diagnosed with chronic kidney disease. In fact, he was simply getting checked out for a life insurance policy he applied for when his tests came back with some concerning results.
Read more: The Unbelievable Way a Stranger 2,000 Miles Away Ended Up Saving an NYPD Sergeant With End Stage Renal Disease
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