Is it really a donation when you have to pay them to receive it?

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As someone in need of a kidney, that guy really is a hero.

If I could, I would. Maybe not without knowing what I know now, four years into dialysis.

Donating a kidney shouldn’t be any more eventful than a few days in the hospital and a couple weeks of R&R. No new meds, no changes in lifestyle.

For the person receiving it, it not only is a literal life saver, it gives them back their life. Being tethered to a machine is no way to live. I know.

Bravo, sir. Bravo.:clap:

My girlfriend donated one to her father. Quite the ordeal.

I NEVER pay women for sex. I pay them for the hotel room, the liquor from the minibar, their gas back and forth to meet me and their witty conversation. :D

Wow, I hope you get that kidney. :grovel:

I know this may be a stupid question but have you look at international options? Is it viable or allowed?

Short organ, short list. :D

"hooker and lots of ice"

I hate seeing a poll option go to waste.

Only one I'd donate is an ovary—perhaps even two. :harumph:

I offered a kidney to a friend a couple of years ago who had kidney cancer. He's a good sonnabitch of a human. He ended up being good with one of his own but I'd have done it for sure.

I think I would never do it because I have never had surgery and don't ****ing plan on it...especially voluntarily

Won't be long before a kidney can be grown in the lab and then transplanted.

https://www.uq.edu.au/news/article/2...ini-kidney-lab

Alport Syndrome is a hereditary disease in my family from my mothers side. Its a kidney killer that is an X chromosome defect.

My grandfather, his brother, my mom, and 2 of my aunts have died form kidney disease and several cousins have had kidney transplants because of it.

Dude is a straight up hero.

I might be willing to let go of a slightly used testicle. Pretty sure I’m not going to release a kidney.