Albuquerque teen desperate for bone marrow donor   UPDATED 7:27
AM MST Feb 13, 2013  A 16-year-old and his family are desperate
for help and hosting an event that could save his life
Wednesday.  It's called the "Be the Match" event and it is a
massive search to find a person who would match for a bone
marrow transplant.  Darius Grayhall was diagnosed in November
with aplastic anemia, a rare but serious disease, which
essentially means he has no immune system. His blood counts are
extremely low and the only way to save his life will be with a
bone marrow transplant. Grayhall's family members weren't
matches so they're hoping for a miracle. Only one in 20,000
people will qualify as a donor.  Grayhall said his life has
turned upside-down since being diagnosed. He can't have friends
over, he can't go outside without a mask, he can't eat certain
foods and he can't go to school all because of the exposure to
bacteria.  Grayhall's mother, Kimberly Hall, told Action 7 News
she is terrified. She is hoping the event on