
After 37 years of doing her show 365 days a year, (We don't air the shows she does on the weekends.) You can still see the emotions of joy and pride in Ellen's face. She can't get enough of doing her show. Most nights she sleeps on the bed that folds out from her chair on the stage. Often, she invites her audience to a studio sleepover. The fact is, that in all these years, Ellen has never left her studio. Sure, she's had her body double stand in, go out to make a personal appearance now and then, but the actual Ellen has never felt the need to be anywhere else. And there's no place she'd rather be than right backstage, when there's only ...30 Seconds To Air.

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Ellen,
I wanted to see if you could let more people know about a subject near and dear to my heart. Alot of people don't think about the subject of organ and tissue donation as an important subject to discuss with their families. So in the event that they would ever be in that situation, someone knows their wishes. I would like to thank the anonymous family who did think about that and decided to help others.My husband was the recipient of a pancreas.Unfortunately, we needed to have a kidney first to save his life, but God blessed us with a living donor who we still keep in touch with. Theresa is truely "A Life Saver".
How many people can say that? With the help of the Kidney Foundation(who helped us get a new tire so that my husband could keep getting dialysis till he could get the transplant), Lifeline of Ohio who found us the pancreas, and Most of all, Theresa who found it in her heart to give the gift of life for someone she didn't even know. Please let people know, this truely is a Gift! Thank you for listening.
Posted by mary | February 11, 2008 12:57 AM