
Gray's Donation
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Gray's Donation mentions A Life Everlasting by Sarah Gray and The Lacemaker Fairy Tale with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
About a year after we originally aired this episode, Sarah Gray published a book with HarperOne called A Life Everlasting.
Sarah also published a beautiful short story about shame called The Lacemaker Fairy Tale.
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- Referenced books include A Life Everlasting by Sarah Gray and The Lacemaker Fairy Tale.
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“About a year after we originally aired this episode, Sarah Gray published a book with HarperOne called A Life Everlasting. the extraordinary story of one boy's gift to medical science.”
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“Sarah also published a beautiful short story about shame called The Lacemaker Fairy Tale.”
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The host mentions Sarah Gray's memoir as a follow-up to the episode about a child's tissue donation and its impact on science and family. They high…
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