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It all started January 2014 when McIntyre overheard her mother and grandmother talking about a story they heard on the radio about a 25-year-old man her age in need of a kidney transplant.

They said this man had lost his father to brain cancer in 2012 and had had his house burned down on Christmas Day 2011. McIntire’s mother said that if it weren’t for her health problems, she would give him a kidney. She had type-O blood, which is the universal donor.

McIntyre said, “I was like, ‘Well, I’m type-O and I don’t have any health problems.’”

The next day, she called to volunteer her kidney, and the testing started shortly. McIntyre didn’t want to meet the man, Danny Robinson, until she knew she was a match.

When they finally met, in March, McIntyre was nervous, she said, “As soon as we started talking, it was like our families had known each other forever.” And on Christmas Day, after all the presents were opened, Robinson pulled out one more gift: a small, wrapped box with an engagement ring. He got down on one knee and asked her to marry him.

“He is truly a good person,” McIntyre said. “We have so much fun together.” Their baby girl is due in June. “He’s going to be a great dad,” she said.

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