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In sickness and in health: South Dakota man with genetic kidney disease receives life-saving transplant from his wife

Stephen Perez, Sioux Falls Argus LeaderComments Off on In sickness and in health: South Dakota man with genetic kidney disease receives life-saving transplant from his wife

James Reeser was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease at 17 years old. Thanks to his wife of 25 years, he's been given the gift of a new life.

      
Stephen Perez, Sioux Falls Argus Leader
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