Nicole Munda, who turned 29 in 2001, had never been to a NASCAR race at that time.
A friend then invited her to drive from her home in Las Vegas to her Phoenix International Raceway for 4.5 hours.
She shared it with the Godwinks team so she didn’t want it at first. She then made it reasonable that the excitement of cheering and screaming a race car could own at least one day of her recent disappointing diagnosis and the fate of the darkness. From her doctor.
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She said, “If you can’t find it Liver DonorNicole, you may not be living past your 30s. ”
Young people in their 20s usually do not need a liver transplant. But as Mayo Clinic confirmed, she was the exception.
Nicole Munda, depicted here, was told by a doctor, “If no liver donor is found, he may not live in his 30s.” (Nicol Munda)
The disease she was fighting for was progressing rapidly. She had to find a donor Same rare blood typeand from people of the same size – and from people who are “emotionally connected.”
In other words, when the time comes, healthy families will be ideal candidates as donors.
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Munda followed at Phoenix Raceway Friends to her seat With engine revving and crowd energy.
Munda’s dark hair was a breeze as she brightened her face – quite hidden recently. Maybe this will be a fun day after allshe thought.
She was thinking, “How can I find out anything about my liver disease?”
Scooting past eight or nine people in the aisle, she sat next to a young man wearing a cowboy hat.
Her friendly friend to her left didn’t take long to make friends with a good looking person on her right. “Where do you come from?” she cried out on the roaring engine.
“Around 750 miles from here. Carlin, Nevada,” he replied.
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“That’s where she came from,” the friend on the left nodded to Munda.
“Really?” said the stranger.
“That’s where I grew up,” Munda said. “I live in Vegas now.”
As they officially introduced themselves, new friend Jess Coleman looked at her for a while.
Sitting here in Harley, Munda couldn’t believe the “God Wink” she experienced at Phoenix International Raceway. (Nicol Munda)
Finally, he said, “Hey, I know you! I’m in the carpool with your mom.”
“I have to be kidding!”
After some comments about how great it is, Coleman said something else that almost knocked her out of her seat: “How are you?”
She was thinking, How can I find out anything about my liver disease?
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He shrugged as she looked at him in surprise. “It’s a carpooling. I can hear my mom talking to you on the phone.”
The two of them no longer realize that race car dissonance and cheering on the fans around them.
Over the next few minutes, the two of them no longer realize that they were cheering on the race car cacophony and the fans around them. I was surprised The God Wink they were experiencingthey wondered loudly back and forth:
“What are the possibilities for the two of you?”
“Connect with a third party, my mother…”
“People are 750 miles away from here…”
“Are you sitting next to each other in a stadium of 125,000 screaming people?”
Coleman then received another revelation, as he later shared. He paused, then looked into her eyes. “Hey, I think I have a picture of you on my shelf!”
The true story of Nicole Munda and Jess Coleman is featured in a book called “Godwinks on Love” by Squire Rushnell. (Simon & Schuster)
“What? What are you talking about?” she said with a laugh.
“Did you go on a white water rafting trip a few years ago?”
She nodded.
“I too! And I have pictures of the entire group…and I’ve always wondered who that cool girl was!”
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The two couldn’t believe it – it was clear that Godwinks often raise more Godwinks. At the end of that glorious day, Young pair The phone number that was traded.
When Coleman returned home, he wasted no time calling Munda in Vegas. They talked for hours.
At the end of that glorious day, the couple exchanged phone numbers.
Soon, he was driving from Carlin every weekend – and within four months their love was in full bloom.
He asked her to marry him and she said yes. The couple then set a date for three months.
Falling in love was a pretty good medicine for Nicole Munda’s mentality, but her liver disease took no time – it quickly got worse.
Nicole Munda and Jess Coleman are on their wedding day. He encouraged her when she was depressed and helped her track down her cousins and other liver donors in her family tree. (Nicol Munda)
Coleman has become a useful support for her. He encouraged her when she was depressed and helped her track down her cousins and other suppliers in the family tree. Unfortunately, none of the appeals were successful.
Their Wedding planningMeanwhile, they were gathering quickly.
Then, just before the big day, the doctor gave shocking news.
Tests showed Munda’s liver It could be cancer. However, the only way I could confirm was through surgery.
If so, they need to remove the liver.
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In other words, they could not have surgery unless there were donors waiting to provide 60% of their liver.
Coleman asked the doctor to test him. Why couldn’t he become a potential donor?
At first, he resisted, and the doctor ultimately accepted his rationale. After all, he was going to be her husband, so wouldn’t he consider it to be “emotionally connected”? The doctor agreed to take the first step. Test him.
The couple went on to their wedding.
Bride and groom on their wedding day. Coleman has been found to have the same rare blood type as Munda. He was also physically the same size as her and in perfect health. That led to a painstaking series of tests. (Nicol Munda)
Family and friends gathered to celebrate the couple’s new journey, but most people also prayed for the presence of donors in Munda, as well as the terrible uncertainty that lies on their heads.
Instead of a traditional honeymoon, the happy young couple headed to the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix.
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Within hours they had the beginning of good news.
The groom gave the bride the most beautiful wedding present ever: the gift of life.
Coleman had the same rare blood type as Munda, physically the same size and was in perfect health. That led to a painstaking series of tests.
To everyone’s surprise, The doctor announced That Jess Coleman It was Perfect match.
Within a few weeks, the groom gave the bride the most beautiful wedding present ever: the gift of life.
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As they recovered in side-by-side beds, the newlyweds had enough time to count all the blessings they were given – not to mention the amazing Godwink bushel.
This story was first published in Squire Rushnell’s 2004 book, “God Winks on Love,” Copyright ©Squire Rushnell, and published by permission. Script development recently ended due to the extraordinary stories of Nicole Munda and Jess Coleman. For more information, please refer www.godwinks.com. Squire Rushnell and Louise Duart are co-founders of the GodWinks brand and are based in Massachusetts.
