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Parents both sacrifice a kidney for their sick toddler

The parents of a two-year-old boy will attempt to save his life by each donating him one of their kidneys. Neither of Stephen Carr’s kidney’s work properly and his mother Kerry and father Stephen have been told they are perfect matches

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