You would have done the same thing, I know you would have. Maybe I’ll end up in hot water; if I do, it would have been worth it.
Recreation
By JAN HOGAN VIEW STAFF WRITER
The effort is called Be the Match, but it may as well be called Be the Hero. It asks regular residents to see if their DNA might save the life of another by signing up for the marrow registry. People can sign up at the inaugural Las Vegas Marrowthon, planned April 11 at Bruce Trent Park.
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