Having just finished watching the hospital documentry.
I can't help asking AS is controversial subject SHOULD women ladies be able to be living doners of one of there kidneys
Is it ethical to alow women ladies to be living kidney donors WHEN hospital's doctors KNOW women will suffer more hits on the kidneys and suffer more from kidney dieases and more than likely to need them Both in later life.
WHEREs the ethics in that.
Considering guys men are less predisposed to kidney damage disease.
Its hardly ethical.
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But really should be hoovering up the dust as well.
Best wishes to you and your family, I hope all is well as can be with your Dad . I watched a programme by David Baddiel on ch 4, showing life with his father who had dementia.
Yes I agree we have lost our dialysis unit my friends husband had one of his kidney's removed at 25 when he was in his late 50s his other kidney failed. We had a fantastic dialysis unit untill we became a trust and the rest is history as they say
An acquaintance recently donated a kidney to her little son James . He'd waited so long for a heart that his other organs deteriorated. He's a dear little boy but he may never have had a match in time to help him if his mum hadn't been a reasonable match. He's now doing really well.
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