A Life Everlasting: The Extraordinary Story of One Boy's Gift to Medical Science

by Sarah Gray

I thought, Forget any religion that doesn’t understand the medical situation

To paraphrase Neil deGrasse Tyson, I started appreciating science as being something close to magic, except it’s better: it’s real.

Here are some of the other sobering statistics for suicide in the United States, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: a million people attempt suicide every year, and forty thousand are successful.

When I heard her comments I thought, Freedom to have cystic fibrosis? To suffer and die as a child?

My son Thomas Ethan Gray donated his eyes, liver, and cord blood to medical research; in his short but treasured life, he contributed to the advancement of modern medicine.

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