A math teacher has adopted a student so that he can receive a kidney transplant

A math teacher in the United States moved the country to Adopt a 13-year-old student so that he can receive a transplant you're welcome. The boy has been suffering from kidney failure since the age of eight and needed a stable family to start treatment without leaving school.

As he rebuilds the English newspaper The daily mailProfessor Finn Lanning, who teaches at a Colorado school, met Damien in his seventh grade clbad. The student is distinguished in the clbadroom for his tranquility and intelligence.

But shortly after her meeting, the teacher learned that the baby could leave the school, as his foster family I did not want to continue to take care of him anymorebecause I needed a lot of medical care.

It was not the first time that Damien was facing abandonment. From an early age, the families who cared for him sent her to juvenile centers because they did not want to take charge of her health. Having no stable home, he has always lost his place in the list of kidney transplants.

"A transplant is a very complex process, many medications are needed to stay healthy. patients must have a support system", explained a surgeon in the middle English.

Damien had found some stability when a family had agreed to take care of him in Colorado, but when his health had deteriorated, they had decided that he would return to a juvenile center. Although this time, the end would be different. To avoid being helpless again, the math teacher adopted it.

Immediately, the teacher was trained to become familiar with all the care to give to the teenager. And he launched an online campaign to raise funds for his health expenses.

Three months later, Damien's life completely changed. Now he lives in the house with Finn and has not needed to leave the school. Not only that: By having a definitive home, you are first on the list to receive your transplant.