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Subject: liver transplants
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antimony1 18.06.18 - 11:46am
Should candidates offered transplant b required 2 sign a no alcohol/narcotic agreement,if the person is found 2 b drinking or using narcotics b4 or after transplantation all medical support is then withdrawn example immunosuppressants withdrawn.Alcoholic/illegal narcotic users as a matter of respect 2 the donor be refused entry 2 any transplantation programme. * +

wickedwitch 18.06.18 - 11:55am
Whey aye why not. * +

mikeymk 18.06.18 - 12:00pm
Yep. And no working indoors, factories or air conditioned offices. Dirty air too full of poisons. No driving. No working outdoors, cos fumes.

No painkillers. Nothing harms liver like paracetamol. No prescription drugs.

No socialising. Stay away from smokers.

No food, or drink. There are poisons in pretty much everything.

In fact, ban them from everything we have a liver for in the first place. * +

ladibud 18.06.18 - 12:07pm
I do believe that an alcoholic should make an effort before giving the liver if time allows.... make them sign something would be a waste of paper and admin...

and no the immunosuppressants shouldn't be taken away under any condition. * +

antimony1 18.06.18 - 12:34pm
Waste of time?I think not u sign an agreement 2 continue your life, or do we 4get some1 lost theirs 2 give u 2nd chance.Dont sign if u dont like the T n Cs death option 2 2fall back on i'll drink 2 that * +

iilmadme 18.06.18 - 12:46pm
You could also respect the wishes of donors by giving selflessly and unconditionally.like they signed up to * +

kimjongl 18.06.18 - 12:50pm
Can donors give conditions if they want to? * +

antimony1 18.06.18 - 12:56pm

Dont think dead person or family would b pls some pi55 ed / junkie got more life cos their loved1 snuffed it,1 gd reason not 2 donate * +

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