Make-A-Wish Foundation honors El Paso teen's request with gift to help others - El Paso Times
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With a big smile and wearing a white doctor's coat, 18-year-old Cynthia Annette Reyes saw her wish of giving, instead of receiving, come true Friday. ... A recipient of a kidney transplant in 2011, Reyes wished for a donation to the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center to benefit nephrology research with the hope that a nephrologist can be hired. Nephrology is the study of kidneys. Read the full story >> |
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