One of my personal interests is to read 

The intent is that each reader opens your mind and find a reason to reflect on the values ​​that guide their daily lives.

I really like the book the fault is of the cow, and I'll tell you one of the many stories of this great book.

give and lose life

Many years ago, while working as a volunteer at Stanford Hospital, I met a little girl named liz, who suffered from a rare disease.

Their only chance to recover  was a blood transfusion from her five year old brother, who had survived the same disease and had developed the antibodies needed to fight it.

The doctor explained the situation to the brother of the girl, and asked if he would be willing to give his blood. I saw him hesitate for a moment before taking a deep breath and say yes, I'll do it if it will save to liz.

while the transfusion was done, the he was lying on a bed next to his sister, very smiling, while  we  were attending and watched return the color back to the cheeks of the girl. Suddenly the little turned pale and his smile faded. I look at the doctor and asked with a trembling voice. What time will begin to die?

Had misunderstood the doctor thought I had to give all his blood to his sister and even so accepted.

¿you ever thought about the possibility that a part of your body serves to another when you die?

¿that would do for a loved one?