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Amy McGorry, a NewsdayTV anchor with autoimmune liver diseases, received a life-saving liver transplant from her childhood friend and former classmate, Sue Filshie, after social media outreach. Filshie, a nurse at Memorial Sloan Kettering, learned of McGorry’s need through social media and chose to donate, highlighting the process and benefits of liver donation. The transplant took place in June, with both women now aiming to raise awareness about organ donation.
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