Ed Henry Liver Transplant

After the surgery, both Eds remaining liver and the portion transplanted to his sister grew back to nearly full size within just a few months. This incredible biological process makes living liver donation possible and allows both donor and recipient to live normal, healthy lives. Ed Henry, chief national correspondent for Fox News, revealed over the weekend he is donating about 30 percent of his liver to his ailing younger sister Colleen.

The liver is an amazing organ that will then regenerate in both me and my sister after the transplantation. People need a new liver when they have cirrhosis, Hepatitis B and C, or alcoholic liver disease, among other conditions. For Colleen Henry, the condition necessitating the transplant was hereditary.

FOX & Friends host Ed Henry announced on Sunday that he will soon donate part of his liver to his sister, Colleen, who requires a transplant to address a degenerative liver disease. Fox News Chief National Correspondent Ed Henry called into Fox & Friends Saturday, saying surgery in which a 30% of his liver was transplanted into his sister Colleen Tuesday was an ... On Sunday, Fox News Chief National Correspondent Ed Henry announced that he would be taking a medical leave of absence to donate his liver to his sister, Colleen Henry, who has been battling a ...

Ed Henry: Im becoming a liver donor for the sister I love, so she can live a... I' donating part of my liver to my loving sister Tuesday to keep her alive. It's been an incredible journey to get to this point.

Fox News chief national correspondent Ed Henry announced live on Fox & Friends Weekend this morning that he will donate part of his liver to his sister Colleen, who is suffering from degenerative ... Fox News Chief National Correspondent Ed Henry called into "Fox & Friends" on Saturday to give viewers an update on his and his sister's progress in recovering from a liver transplant the two ...