Mark continued.
Do not turn me into a better man because I died.
I loved you.
I also made a bad decision.
Both can be true.
That sentence saved something inside me.
Not my marriage.
Death had already ended that.
It saved my right to remember Mark honestly.
PART 34
Noah’s health remained complicated.
Mark’s organ donation proceeded only according to medical suitability,
consent, allocation rules, and transplant procedures.
There was no miraculous secret promise that guaranteed Noah one of
Mark’s organs.
Life was not that neat.
But Mark’s donation did help other patients.
Later, we received permitted anonymous information about lives affected
by his decision.
I cried over every line.
PART 35
Noah continued receiving treatment through his own medical team.
The trust Mark created helped with expenses that were legally and
appropriately covered by it.
More importantly, Noah finally had access to his father’s medical
