Aug 5, 2019
8:49:29pm
8:49:29pm
I read somewhere that death isn’t usually an issue, but an increased risk of kidney disease... like 3% of donors
However, being a former kidney donor bumps you up near the top of the waiting list, and supposedly bumps you’re immediate family members up as well (meaning if you donated a kidney to save someone else and then your brother needs a kidney, he gets priority since you already have yours away and can’t donate to him).
It’s something I’d consider if it really came down to it.
It’s something I’d consider if it really came down to it.
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Yeah I don't think I'd seriously consider it if I were in your shoes. I'm not altruistic enough to take that risk
8/5/19 8:42pm
I read somewhere that death isn’t usually an issue, but an increased risk of kidney disease... like 3% of donors
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