«Breaking News» Woman donates kidney to ex-husband 20 YEARS after their divorce

A Minnesota woman proved there's no hard feelings when she gave her ex-husband one of her kidneys — 20 years after they got divorced. 

Mary Ziegler and Bill Henrichs, of St. Cloud, Minnesota, first started dating when they were just 14 years old and got married when they turned 18, only to divorce 24 years later after both growing up and apart from each other. 

They decided to remain friendly for the sake of their two children, who were ages 5 and 8 when they got divorced, though. 

In October, Mary Ziegler donated one of her kidneys to her ex-husband and childhood sweetheart, Bill Henrichs, even though they'd been divorced for 20 years 

Now, 20 years after their split, the childhood sweethearts have proven that while their romantic relationship might not have worked out, they'll always be there for each other.  

In February, Henrichs — who's been married to a woman called Linda for years — discovered that he needed a kidney transplant, after having experienced kidney failure due to diabetes and hypertension.     

'I had probably 30 people volunteer to be checked and tested,' Henrichs told the St. Cloud Times, but many of the volunteers were either too old, weren't a close enough match or weren't healthy enough to give up a kidney.  

'Things were just starting to point my direction,' Ziegler told Fox 9, adding that the first set of blood tests showed that 'not only were we a good match but they said we shared some antigens.'

Ziegler said that the decision to donate one of her kidneys to her ex-husband was a no-brainer. 

Henrichs (pictured with second wife, Linda) said about 30 people volunteered to donate their kidney, but it turned out that Ziegler was not only a good match but that they shared antigens

Ziegler and Henrichs first met when they were 14 years old and married when they turned 18

'It wasn't even a decision,' she said. 'You know it was kinda like him calling up and saying can you come over and help us rake leaves. That's how I think of it.'

Ziegler spent the month of September preparing her kidney by watching her diet and drinking a lot of water. 'I gave him a nice fat voluptuous kidney,' she said. 

Apparently her hard work paid off, as Henrichs noted that following the October transplant surgery at the Mayo Clinic, 'The doctor did say it was an excellent kidney when I woke up.' 

While donating a kidney to an ex seems like an unusually charitable act,  Ziegler said  a surgeon told her 'it's more common than you think, especially when they're older like us.'

Reasons for this magnanimous organ donation between ex-spouses, Ziegler told the St. Cloud Times, are that 'You share children. You share grandchildren. You're 60 years old and (know) what's important in life now. It's not all the crap that happened before. It's about the rest of your life.' 

At the end of the day, the couple said they're going public with their story with the hopes of inspiring other exes to consider a healthy divorce. 

'If this story changes one person’s actions or attitude towards their ex, it’ll be all worth it,' Ziegler said.  

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