Unfortunately, while serving in Korea, he developed kidney disease, which further led to a need of a kidney transplant.
John Rice Carter: “Unfortunately, while serving in Korea, he developed kidney disease, which further led to a need of a kidney transplant.”
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Carter recounts the story of a veteran needing a kidney transplant.
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