Okay, we need her blood and her bone marrow and we need it, you know, right now.

She lived through the 1918 flu. She has survived cancer and now she has tested positive and negative twice for COVID-19.

Her name is Angelina Friedman.

She's 102 years old. We need her blood and her bone

marrow now. She moved to this country on a ship. Her mother died on the way here. The other kids helped her

survive until they ended up in New York with their dad living in Brooklyn.

She's one of 11 children.

She's the last surviving member of her immediate family.

She has, of of course children.

She tested positive in March and then she tested positive in October.

She did have some symptoms in October. A little fever, a little dry cough, but after a little bit, a negative. So we need blood and bone marrow right now. I'm sorry, Angelina, I love you, but it's

for the greater good. We need all your blood and all your bone marrow and I know. I know what it means and we love you.

But that's just for the greater good.

It's the way it is. It's all about the greater good, right?

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