| News From Transplant Week of December 2, 2001 / Vol. 2 No. 48 |
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2 Washington Post Reporters in Living-Donor Kidney Transplant |
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The spreading phenomenon of unrelated living kidney donations has now reached The Washington Post newsroom. Financial reporter Marthy McNeil Hamilton, 55, has become the donor of a kidney to automotive columnist Warren Brown, 53. The Post, in a column that appeared on Sunday, said that while the newspaper has written a number of times about living-donor transplants, the decision of one reporter to donate a kidney to another has become the talk of the newsroom. "There is a sense of amazement at the depth of generosity," said Jill Dutt, The Post's assistant managing editor for financial news. The transplant took place at Georgetown University, and Brown and Hamilton -- who both joined The Post more than 20 years ago -- were reported doing well after the surgery. Other sources: Washington Post
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