Vincent Jacques Donating Kidney to Son

Longtime domain investor Vincent Jacques of VinsDomains.com is giving the ultimate gift to his son today – one of his kidneys. Vincent previously shared some background about why a kidney donation is critically needed:

Last night on Twitter, Vincent mentioned that the operation is scheduled for this morning:

Vincent and his son Vinny are in my thoughts this morning. I wish them both a full and speedy recovery.

Elliot Silver
Elliot Silver
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  1. What a special gift and meaning of love. Keep figting! God bless the whole family. You guys are in my prayers.

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