i'm joined from philadelphia by pat meehan, a congressman. secretary essentially to bend the rules for sara. you want the board to address this tragic unfairness and act to give sarah a chance at life. and an adult lung from the next available donor, saying sarah's young life literally hangs in the balance. tell me, what has been the response? >> well, they have responded by seeking some more information from the organ transplant network board. but you said bend the rules. alison, i don't think we need to bend the rules. this whole system is based on equity. so that it's fair to all who are in line. but they choose age for a child on an arbitrary basis. they don't have enough evidence because there's not enough donors at that age to be able to compile medically significant bases to make this decision. so the choice -- if she was 12, it wouldn't be an issue. but she's almost 11 and doesn't qualify. so therefore, the standard is arbitrary. because it's arbitrary, it's my opinion as an attorney that it is discriminatory. it should give the secre

i just want to let you know what a congressman from pennsylvania pat meehan is calling on secretary sebelius to step in, even though she's written saying it's out of her control. have a listen to his reasoning why this whole thing is discriminatory. take a look. >> if she was 12, it wouldn't be an issue. but she's almost 11 and doesn't qualify. so, therefore, the standard is arbitrary and because it's arbitrary, it's my opinion, as an attorney, that it is discriminatory and it should give the secretary an ability to address the discriminatory nature in the way this policy has been put together. >> and again, i mentioned this to janet, before we went to break, whatever happens as the law shakes out, we don't have time on our side when it comes to little sarah. she may have weeks to live and that's it. i want to reiterate again for anybody watching, one more step. i will ask you, danny, if you don't have the money for a lawyer, if you don't have the time to go to a lawyer, could you write something down to a few witnesses, might that be enough to a directed donation to go to sarah? >> you know