FAMILIES AS GEOMETRIC SHAPES

Not long ago, I found myself inspired by a thought: the desire to donate a kidney to someone in a distant place that is currently facing significant hardships. This individual has loved ones in Italy and, like me, is an only child cherished for their many wonderful qualities. In certain countries, there exists the opportunity to donate a kidney to a stranger in order to assist a family member. I encourage you to explore the website that shares stories of those who have taken this brave step. Organ Donor, Organ Transplant, Organ Donor Services, | Matching Donors.

My motivation stems from my belief that families are like open geometric shapes, each with its unique form, traditions, and colors. Some may even express their own struggles. Yet, there is one universal thread that binds families together: the love that each member contributes. Imagine if this love could extend beyond borders, reaching out to others around the world. In my book, "A gathering of tales from a Cosmopolitan family" (AuthorHouse) I emphasize this very idea. I strive to teach my daughters the importance of connecting with others, whether it’s through a kind word in their language or sharing a story from their culture. I dream of a world where we can offer something meaningful to one another, be it a kidney, a warm welcome at the airport for a friend from abroad, or simply rescuing someone from a dull evening. Ultimately, when we reflect on our lives, the only thing that truly matters is love, and every one of us deserves to experience it. Each of us is worthy of love, and it's important to share the affection we receive within our families. We shouldn't allow that love to remain stagnant; instead, we should actively express it and let it flow, as that is the essence of life itself.