An elementary school teacher donates his kidney to a seriously ill little pupil and thus gives her a new life.

This is testimony to how school sometimes transforms into a family and the love with which teachers treat their students. This is the story of little Natasha Fuller, a little girl who, from a very young age, had to face a difficult life due to rene sick and the need to have a transplant.

Natasha she's a little girl d8 years old who attends primary school Oakfield Elementary School, affected by Eagle-Barrett syndrome, a rare congenital malformation involving malformation of the abdominal walls, defects in the development of the urinary system and in the case of men, anomalies in the testicles.

The little girl spent a lot of time in hospital to undergo dialysis waiting for the list of donors where she was registered to scroll and the moment to arrive transplant. Despite his illness, he always attended afternoon school cheerfully and with his beautiful smile on his lips.

Jodi donates her kidney and a new life to little Natasha

The day Natasha's teacher, Jodi Schmidt, learns of his condition, his fate changes forever. Jodi felt she wanted to do something for that little girl and so she underwent a compatibility testing. The test result came back positive and the woman didn't wait even a moment for undergo the surgery and donate his kidney to the little girl.

For the teacher, knowing that that little girl who had already suffered so much could smile again and lead a normal and peaceful life was the most great satisfaction.

The little girl after undergoing the operation is fine and he got his childhood back. For her teacher he spends only words of love and feels like a part of her family. There should be many more Jodis in the world, angels is God he sent to earth to alleviate the pain of the most unfortunate.