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i have no idea it was a loop like that, eight days getting people's mail, taking pregnant women into town by dog sled. that's pretty cool. also, a thank you to the city of dawson for sponsoring the percy dewolfe race. the bag of mail with my letter in it is handed over. cheering dogs barking seven, six, five, four, three, two, one... cheering competing in these races today is a testament of the resilience needed to live in these conditions.
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got. >> reporter: 15 years earlier, john's only other child, dawson, died of cancer. so, the thought of delayne going through this surgery, no matter how small the risk, was more than he could bear. >> after losing dawson, i don't know what i would do. >> reporter: fortunately, a donor step forward. >> yep. >> reporter: an anonymous donor. an anonymous living donor who also just so happened to be living in his basement. unbeknownst to john, delayne had spent the last year working with a transplant center here at barnes-jewish hospital in st. louis, getting tested, going through protocols, and all the while, completely deceiving her father. until this very moment. >> oh, my god. are you kidding me? >> reporter: john says he sat there for quite a while, not knowing what to feel.