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North Texas perfect match: A kidney, a second chance, and a beach trip on the calendar

Carmen Silva
Carmen Silva
Carmen Silva
Reporter · Dallas, TX

Carmen, a Texas State University alumna, has over eight years of experience in health journalism. She has reported on public health issues for NPR affiliates and provides insight into the health landscape in Dallas, focusing on systemic challenges and community initiatives.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 2:12 AM · 1 min read
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North Texas perfect match: A kidney, a second chance, and a beach trip on the calendar — Fort Worth Health news

After years of dialysis, Ralph Ross became Sherri Gonzales’ perfect kidney match, giving her hope, a healthier future and what they call “bonus years.”

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