Chelsea Lingenfelter is a 21-year-old beautiful, intelligent, young lady. As a high school student, she studied many languages, took college classes, and dreamed of traveling the world. After graduating, she enrolled in college, moved into a dorm, and started to realize her dreams. Sadly, after just 2 ½ months, her liver began to fail and Chelsea found herself in the hospital in October of 2011.
At the age of 4, Chelsea was diagnosed with liver cancer, at which time she received 40 rounds of chemotherapy and multiple surgeries to become cancer free. Although she was in remission, her liver had taken a beating and she needed a transplant. At age 7, she received a partial transplant donation from her mother.
Over the years, this liver has become hardened and not fully functional and she finds herself in need of another transplant-- but this liver needs to be fully intact, not a partial donation this time. 
A match has been difficult to find due to the specifications needed and the delicate nature of the situation -- the donor must have blood type O- and be a small adult or child. 
Chelsea has been on the waiting list at The Cleveland Clinic for over a year and now time is of the essence. The wait has taken its toll on her body. Her kidneys have been working overtime to make up for her failing liver, and she now requires temporary dialysis so that her kidneys may rest and have some relief until she may be blessed with a liver donation. 
What we are asking is very difficult for us... If anyone knows of a person whose last wishes are to donate their organs when their time has come .....this is the difficult part.... we ask if the family would consider having their loved one's liver be donated directly to this courageous young lady: Chelsea Lingenfelter, at The Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. Please, please call 1-304-914-8227 to have their loved one live on through Chelsea. If you know of someone with O negative blood type who is the size of a young adult or child, please, we ask for your generous donation as a potential match for Chelsea. Please be a part of this wonderful gift of life.
Becky, some stuff on Chelsea for the public.....She is fabulously funny using her dry sarcasm humor .
She loves to sing and dance. She is a fabulous cook and invents great recipes.
Chelsea attended college while in 11th and 12th grade of high school and moved into a dorm after graduating high school . Her college days sadly, only lasted 2 1/2 months when her liver began to fail in Oct. 2010. 
She just wants to return to college and the chance at a normal life as any young person would. She has goals in life that have yet to be achieved.
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