According to the way of the law. Am just inquiring if someone can donate a kidney to another who is not a brother sister or mother?
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Yes you can donate to a non relative in need. I had an unrelated donor none of my family matches my blood type but thankful my mother had a very generous friend that God brought down my path that donated for me 🙏🏼
My husband donated to me and the kidney is doing great!
I am a recipient of a non relative. A friend.
any Adult who is healthy and has the blood that matches may be a willing donor. Often a brother does not have compatible blood, but a friend, neighbor or stranger might.
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I had a non relative donate to me; a perfect stranger, but our match was near perfect. There are some really good, loving & generous people out there. They are “kidney angels”.
Absolutely
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