Mr. Causey, who was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy at age 2, waited almost a year and a half at Cleveland Clinic for a new heart, spending his time mentoring younger patients through their illnesses, according to the report. He told ABC News how thankful he was for his time spent there.
“I want them to know how special they made me feel,” Mr. Causey told ABC News. “It’s like family here and I’m pretty sure it’s going to be like that for a real long time.”
The young man’s send off was celebrated with bubbles and music. After his departure from the hospital, Mr. Causey plans to become a vet tech and get a car, according to the report.
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