DALLAS This time last year, a Flower Mound man was battling
diabetes that caused his kidneys to fail. With no living
relatives that could help, Shannon Hamilton was in trouble.  It
normally takes three to five years for doctors to find a
suitable donor.  But when Hamilton finally stopped keeping his
dialysis a secret, he was able to find his perfect match in one
month, and that donor was literally closer to the recipient than
anyone could have imagined.  He's flat on his back at Baylor
University Medical Center, but Shannon Hamilton couldn't be
feeling better. It was a blessing to be put on the transplant
list... a blessing to have a living donor, he said.  It was
Hamilton's neighbor, Tony Bridwell, who graciously volunteered
to see if his kidney was a match.  Why shouldn't I? Bridwell
said. I mean, come on... it's an easy decision, and at this
point we just left it in God's hands. If I wasn't a match no big
deal.  As it turned out, Bridwell was a perfect match,
drastically reducing Hamilton's possibility of