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Ronnie Li

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A car speeds toward children. This brave crossing guard didn't hesitate.

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By Ronnie Li Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
When danger approached, a brave crossing guard made a split-second decision. Tara Sandstrom set up her camera beside the roadway as she got to work one Wednesday in Lehi, Utah. She was holding a stop sign as two children entered the crosswalk on scooters. A car beeps its horn and the white vehicle stopped at intersection moves forward, with Sandstrom rushing toward it and demanding the motorist stops.
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She gave her mom part of her liver. Now comes life-changing news.

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By Ronnie Li Verified
| The Herald-Times Verified
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She gave her mom part of her liver. Now comes life-changing news.

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By Ronnie Li Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
She gave her mom a part of her liver. Now, they're about to find out if it gave her a second chance at life. When Susan Lower was diagnosed with Stage 4 colorectal cancer that had spread to her liver, it shocked everyone who knew and loved her. For four years, she underwent chemotherapy, radiation and major colorectal surgeries. Then Susan learned that a liver transplant could be an option. "We were so grateful," said her daughter Emily "Emmie" Miller.
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