everything is a perfect match williams sister leslie anderson told the enterprise newspaper she could possibly be discharged as early as tuesday hospital spokesman jeremy lechan said its a good for jenny but sad for their family she is on dialysis and normally i dont want her to go 6yearold daughter jocelyn told abc news affiliate wcvbtv in boston jennys kidney sign one poster read so young jocelyn took matters into her own hands drawing posters in crayon in an effort to find her mom a kidney a kidney became available friday after being removed from a living donor who had suffered a stroke the poster then lists the williams home phone number may 26 2014151 a massachusetts mother of two underwent successful kidney transplant surgery thanks to her 6yearold adopted daughter who launched a poster campaign to find a kidney in her moms behalf officials at tufts medical center said today the family is thrilled they were so happy she finally got a kidney and can put this ordeal behind them jenny williams 50 who was born with only one functioning kidney had transplant surgery in 1990 but her kidney began failing again in 2011 mom jenny needs a kidney it says directly above a rainbow and a stick figure inside of a red heart jenny asked for the people at her church to say a prayer for the donors family the church promptly began its own campaign in williams behalf distributing fliers and raising awareness of williams need williams had successful transplant surgery friday afternoon and is listed in good condition at tufts medical center its working fine lechan told abc news she is doing great the kidney kicked in yesterday williams had endured grueling overnight dialysis sessions three times a week since 2011 leaving her exhausted and her family hurting in her absence jocelyn whom williams and her husband david adopted when she was 2 days old brought her posters to the first church of west bridgewater massachusetts she was placed on the waiting list for a kidney transplant in massachusetts alongside nearly 2200 others according to hospital officials