“Six weeks ago, West Virginia-based oil-field hand Elizabeth Sweet, who pulls a crude tanker for Contractor Transport, was winding down her day with a quick scroll through Facebook. Chancing upon the Real Women in Trucking page, a story caught her eye about Hawaiian dump truck driver Cheryl Lynn Ibana-Bean, who was suffering from Lupus and would need a kidney to remain alive. “Seemed simple to me,” Sweet would later tell me. “My blood type makes me a universal donor.” – According to the article in overdriveonline.com and its author Long Haul Paul

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Source and credits: overdriveonline.com / Long Haul Paul