Woman in need of kidney turns to unorthodox advertising - BNN Bloomberg
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Article Excerpt
A Saskatoon woman in need of a kidney transplant has turned her vehicle into a driving advertisement with the hope someone on the road might be able to share their organ.
Peggy Macala, 64, says she has been waiting for a kidney on Saskatchewan’s organ transplant list for over three years.
Last year, she said she reached a point where she felt lost and wanted to do something to help herself. That’s when she decided to plaster her plea on the back windshield of her SUV.
The decaled letters simply read: “Kidney Needed Type O” along with her phone number and the ask to “Share your spare.”
“We …
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