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Mother faced having to choose between donating kidney to son or daughter, both suffering from the same genetic disorder
Mother faced having to choose between donating kidney to son or daughter, both suffering from the same genetic disorder
Naina BhardwajJan 10, 2021, 23:22 IST
Sarah, Darryl, Ariel, Casper and Noah Bingham.The Bingham Family
A mom was forced to choose between donating her kidney to her son or daughter, who both suffer from the same genetic disorder.
Sarah Bingham, 41, of Northumberland, UK, was faced with the decision when her two eldest children, 20-year-old Noah and 16-year-old Ariel, were diagnosed with nephronophthisis.
Nephronophthisis is a genetically inherited condition that impairs kidney function through inflammation and scarring.