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Published 18:48 31 Mar 2015 BST
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And it seems like her idea worked.
Josh Dall-Leighton and his wife were driving behind Christine’s car when he spotted the sign.
Spotting the sign, Josh told his local paper the Portland Press Herald, he hoped that if his wife or children ever needed a kidney when he wasn’t a match, that someone would reach out to them.
Having undergone tests, it now turns out Josh is a strong potential match for the transplant, and he plans to donate his kidney to help Christine overcome her health problems.
Josh added that he wants his sons to know that:
"… if somebody needs help, you do whatever you can to help them. I want them to know these aren't just words I'm telling them. That I actually did something to help somebody."
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