Deceased Little Girl's Memory Lives On Through 3-Year-Old Boy

Thursday, May 10, 2012 Deceased Little Girl's Memory Lives On Through 3-Year-Old Boy When Indiana woman Kara Mellick made the difficult decision to donate her deceased baby's organs, she knew she would be helping another child heal. This week, three years after the death of her daughter Karlie, Mellick got a chance to meet the recipient of her daughter's heart and said that seeing the little boy thrive has helped her find some peace. As thanks for Mellick's activism in fighting child abuse, Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville spent $2,500 to fly Mellick and her mother Allison to Chicago so that they could meet Faris Samara, a 3-year-old boy who received the life-saving heart transplant when he was just 11 months old, the Louisville Courier Journal reports. Read the rest of the story on The Huffington Post. After Break Up, Man Gives Away Holiday For Free Forever Young? Teen Finds Anti-Aging Serum In Trees! LOOK: Painfully Cute Snow Monkey Babies! German Grandma Lives Without Money For 16 Years.. Is Happier For It Church Forgives And Offers Funeral To Homeless Man Who Killed Priest BLOG POSTS Dan Treadway: The Lucky Devil A little more than a month after Stephen Gionta wasn't on anybody's radar as a possible NHL player, he has anchored the Devils upstart fourth line through the team's impressive 4-1 series victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. Eric Wilson: It's Kitten Season (PHOTOS) Everyone loves a kitten! They're also a heck of a lot easier to photograph than puppies. Jesse Seaver: A Nepali Mother's Day Made Better: The Nepal Youth Foundation Celebrates Its 22nd Year The program -- which has included a massive nationwide awareness effort including street campaigns and lawsuits -- has been very successful at freeing girls from bondage as well as irradiating the custom at its root level. Mike Bender: Awkward Family Photos: Mother's Day 2012 Using some of our classic AFP images of the woman in charge, we put together a set of Mother's Day eCards available only through the app... here are a few of our favorites. Carlos A. Ball: Why Men Can Be Mothers Too There are many men in America today, married and single, gay and straight, who mother their children every day. Motherhood is not about who one is; instead, it is about what one does.

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