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I Gave Him a Kidney. He Gave Me an Affair.

5 min read · Anonymous · Premium

5 min read · Premium

There is a particular kind of betrayal that doesn't just break your heart. It makes you question whether your own body was wasted.

When the doctors told us Grant's kidneys were failing, I didn't hesitate. Not for a second. We'd been married nine years; his illness had defined the last three of them. The dialysis, the exhaustion, the way the disease slowly shrank his world down to a chair and a machine three times a week. When the tests came back and I turned out to be a match, it felt less like a decision and more like an answer to a prayer I'd been screaming for months.

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