Mom donates kidney to boss ‘fired after woman got what she wanted’

the woman used her and then fired her, the New York Post reported.
Stevens said: “I feel very betrayed. This has been a very hurtful and horrible experience for me. She just took this gift and put it on the ground and kicked it.”
The divorced mother of two worked for Brucia at the billion-dollar Atlantic Automotive Group, which runs car dealerships in New York. After two years working as a clerical worker, she left the company in June 2010 and moved to Florida — but returned for a visit a few months later.
During a conversation with Brucia, the boss discussed her health problems and ‘her need for a kidney transplant’, the complaint papers claim.
Stevens said that Brucia had found a possible donor — but she offered her own ‘because she was naturally a kind and generous person’.
Brucia said: “You never know, I may have to take you up on that offer one day,” the papers say, as reported in the Post. When Stevens decided to return to Long Island soon after and asked Brucia for her job back, she agreed and was back within weeks.
Just two months later, Brucia approached her employee and said her donor had been denied and asked whether she would still be willing to donate her own kidney, Stevens said.
“She was my boss, I respected her,” Stevens told the Post.
“It’s just who I am. I didn’t want her to die.”— Daily Mail.

Related Posts

Economy: Growth signs visible

Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter ZIMBABWE has made significant progress towards achieving upper-middle-income status, with the country’s Gross National Income per capita growing by 84 percent since 2021, Finance, Economic…

Gold to shield Zim from Middle East conflict fallout: AfDB

Africa Moyo Deputy National Editor ZIMBABWE’S strong gold sector and broad resource base are expected to cushion the economy against the economic fallout from the escalating conflict in the Middle…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

×