An Easy Way To Save A Life

We help a young man check off a bucket list item. GMM #1288.3

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[Venatusis]

OKAY CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT THE FACT HE HAS FOUND A MATCH
In April 2018 (ONE MONTH AFTER THIS WENT UP!) Chris found a donor! This really shows how things like GMM can change lives!

[NAHTE]

When he said "You know what time it is?" He sounded like he had been waiting so long for his opportunity. This was a great episode and goes to show what great people Rhett and Link are.

[rebeccaoratto]

This is the kind of content that should be trending.

[KendraDamisch]

Please do a follow up video if they ever find a match for him!

[RatKeeperDude]

This does more than merely spread awareness; this is a call to action. Thank you for actually doing something.

[Toastmaster_]

At first I was a little skeptical about "why do these guys get their bucket list fulfilled like this?" but then I realized that not only are they here for a good cause, but much like Rhett and Link, they're perfect examples of what a real best friend is.

[michaelahart]

I joined Be The Match in college and I'm getting ready to donate to a recipient in about a month! I got the call that I am a perfect match for someone around my age. It is so easy and they make the process run so smoothly, the only inconvenience is that it takes a little bit of your time. It is a great organization and it helps so many people have a chance at life!!

[wittyandfunnyname]

I might not always agree with R&L's creative decisions but seeing again and again how great of people they are makes it worth to stick around.

[TheSb]

I went through Leukemia from 2014-2017 and am still going every month for blood tests. It was very tough and stressful I hope everything gets better for this man. Makes me feel blessed that I survived this while he is still fighting. Praying for you!

[MrSillage]

Signing up now. Thank you so much for spreading the awareness!

[Runawayturist]

I really hope, with the help of you guys, this show can save a real life. You already have saved us from gray mornings, and if now you can help someone to even HAVE a next morning...you guys can safely say you're inspirations to kids and adults all around the world, not just as comedian entertainers but as legitimate role models who are humanitarian ( even more than before). Thanks for always being your mythical best for us, guys!

[sfr]

I donated bone marrow to my little brother because he had thalassemia, and thalassemia requires a bone marrow transplant (basically chemotherapy), it wasn’t that painful! And it’s exactly how you Link described it, as well as the doctors there described it, just like a kick in the lower back, but it goes away after like 3 days after the surgery..! And my bro is good! Thank God.

[harmonyart]

My twin sister (15) has very hard to treat leukemia and it’s been really hard for the past couple months since we’ve found out. she’s suppose to get her bone marrow transplant soon which will make her odds so much better. we’re very lucky that she found a donor and about what they said about getting family to do it I’m her fraternal twin sister and I was only a 50% match. I’m so glad that you guys are spreading awareness and if you are old enough and eligible to do this please, please, please do, you could save someone’s life. ♥️

[tucci]

Just another reason why GMM is one of the greatest channels of all time.

[joeyhovsepian]

Just saw this humble guy on DemolitionRanch. Glad hes still checkin stuff off his list.

[TsbKid-LOL]

Love those boys. Sent my test kit back like 3 weeks ago :) hope he finds a match

[abrahanmunoz]

I’ve actually bin lucky enough to donate my bone marrow to my brother and save his life last summer and I can tell u that saving someone’s life even if u don’t know them is worth the temporary pain cause u can prevent a death and all the people that new them won’t have to go threw the pain of losing someone

[AHolmes]

I just donated to my brother last week. It was a very humbling experience. I didn’t do the hip extraction. I did what is called a peripheral blood stem cell infusion. I took a medicine called filgrastim via shots for 5 days. This will make you over produce stem cells and they will leak into your blood stream. Then they extract via an apheresis which took about 4 hours. After that I went to the hospital the next day and watched my brother get my stem cells via IV bag. Now we wait to see how his body will react! For me there was some ache pains involved but it worth every moment knowing I could give someone life again. I recommend getting on the registry. There are 1.6 billion ppl on Facebook and only 50k-100k on the bone marrow registry. You guys are awesome for this video @GMM

[vickipopp]

This is the first GMM to make me cry. Got to register now!

[guitarz]

I've watched and supported GMM since the Good Morning Chia Lincoln days and I just want to say thank you. Like me I'm sure Chris has experienced the time passing comedic relief and good old camaraderie of GMM while laid up in the hospital. I've had CML for 7 years and it's so awesome to see you guys spreading leukemia awareness with your amazing platform. It's super rare for a person like me to get it at age 27, but the children that are on the receiving end of this horrible disease are unfortunately more common and completely break my heart. Good luck Chris and I hope a donor awaits you in the very near future.