Sarah Gray

And he said, Thomas.

And I said, he's alive?

And I'm like, oh, let me hold him.

And so I held him and yeah, he was cute.

Like he breastfed and we could feed him with the bottle.

I hadn't really planned on that.

Like, we didn't have another car seat.

We just didn't think of that.

And I remember thinking, like, what if he's going to beat the odds?

Like, do we need to arrange daycare?

And like, you know, we hadn't thought of that.

And at the time, I remember thinking, you know, like, come on, little guy, like, just eat some more.

Like, if you eat some more, then you'll be stronger.

I was like, just eat, just eat.

He died in Ross's arms and he was surrounded by all of the people that loved him.

And then right then we called the Washington Regional Transplant Community.

They sent a van over to our house and they picked up his body and took him to DC Children's National Medical Center.

Yeah, my mom saw an article about a baby who had anencephaly who donated liver cells.

And most major religions support organ donation.

It seemed generic to me because I thought, I want to know, like, who ordered it?