I would trade places with him in a moment. One unique surgeon. And he looked in that mirror, he thanked me, and he hugged me. A groundbreaking transplant to transform one life and give hope to others. You call it a miracle. Yes. But youre the doctor. There had to have been some kind of divine intervention. A special report, a face in the crowd. Good evening, everyone, im ann curry. Tonight we bring you a story about a Second Chance, a young man in rural virginia to make medical history. He would risk everything, hoping his sacrifice would help him and many others. Tonight youll meet the man whos been given the most extensive face transplant ever performed. We will not show you overly graphic images, but we will show images carefully chosen that reveal where medical science is heading and our Human Capacity for hope and courage. Our story begins in rural southern virginia. In a modest town called fieldale where a wellliked and goodlooking boy named Richard Norris grew up. We called him
Jon D. Franklin, two-time Evening Sun Pulitzer Prize winner and award-winning author who taught journalism at the University of Maryland, died Jan. 21 at the Hospice of the Chesapeake in Pasadena, Anne Arundel County, of complications from a fall he suffered earlier in the month. He was 82 and also was being treated for esophageal cancer, according to his wife of 35 years, Lynn Scheidhauer .
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