Automatic organ donation

hence the 'a rare example'

i dont like israeli women in general,probly cus i was engaged to one and we broke up and six months later she marries an old guy...hmmm..poor rat =(
 
theratman said:
but are there??hhmmm...should try convert tanit phoenix,shes hot and im trolling..
although im sure 2 of her organs were donated by a plastic surgeon..
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Lol I went to a Jewish school and there were some but not as many as you'd hope. :p
 
With the corruption in this country, you must be mad.

Under this system, instead of jumping the available organ queue like Manto did, one could
"arrange" for organs to *become* available - particularly if one happens to be a big name in health care.

"I'm sorry Mrs. Smith but Mr Smith experienced 'unforeseen complications' during his regular-as-bread appendectomy. Take pride in the fact that his liver is now serving the country for the greater good of all our comrades."
 
Charlie. said:
With the corruption in this country, you must be mad.

Under this system, instead of jumping the available organ queue like Manto did, one could
"arrange" for organs to *become* available - particularly if one happens to be a big name in health care.

"I'm sorry Mrs. Smith but Mr Smith experienced 'unforeseen complications' during his regular-as-bread appendectomy. Take pride in the fact that his liver is now serving the country for the greater good of all our comrades."
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Exactly, or maybe they just wouldn't try to resuscitate you as vigorously as they should...
 
Robin Hood said:
mmm...This is good news to me...So i can still "hit" on a nice 23 year 'ol bokkie?? Damn...There goes my age ;)
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rofl!!!!!!she was 26,i give u her number and u can break up the happy union and as a reward il give u the finest cheese!
 
Without subscribing to the prevailing culture of thread-derailment, here's something I never realised about my post: *can* a man donate a liver to a woman? Is it medically feasible?

One day, I hope to be rich. Here's how I will benchmark my wealth: (A) when F.N.B. give me a free diary and (B) when I can afford to permanently employ someone to fact-check my forums posts. Sigh... dreams...
 
theratman said:
rofl!!!!!!she was 26,i give u her number and u can break up the happy union and as a reward il give u the finest cheese!
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Bwhaa haa haa No thanks bud...Those israeli guys they're dangerous mothers...Justnow the guy comes over and slit my throat :D
 
Robin Hood said:
Bwhaa haa haa No thanks bud...Those israeli guys they're dangerous mothers...Justnow the guy comes over and slit my throat :D
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like i said the finest cheese will be your reward,this cheese is so good its worth getting your throat slip by a geriatric jew :D


Charlie. said:
Without subscribing to the prevailing culture of thread-derailment, here's something I never realised about my post: *can* a man donate a liver to a woman? Is it medically feasible?

One day, I hope to be rich. Here's how I will benchmark my wealth: (A) when F.N.B. give me a free diary and (B) when I can afford to permanently employ someone to fact-check my forums posts. Sigh... dreams...
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im sure its been done..like the 1st ever heart transplant(which took place in SA)an young woman was killed in a motor vehicle accident(she was a pedestrian i believe)and they used her heart to transplant into a man...i dont see why a liver would be too different,i know they are completly different organs..but are male/female livers really any different?

perhaps someone could clear this up?
 
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theratman said:
well i was brought up in the minority that was taught organ donating is not on unless u want to be resurrected without those organs
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I'm not jewish but your comment reminded me of Louis Washkansky , a Lithuanian jew who was the recipient of the first heart transplant.

Seemed a bit unfair to accept organs but not to offer them so I did some research.

Now we both know something we didn't.
 
daveza said:
I'm not jewish but your comment reminded me of Louis Washkansky , a Lithuanian jew who was the recipient of the first heart transplant.

Seemed a bit unfair to accept organs but not to offer them so I did some research.

Now we both know something we didn't.
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:D

Louis Washkansky was from parow i believe,used to be a huge jewish community there(near me)

i really thought the majority of jews were against organ transplants unless it was vital...thanks for enlightening me ;)
 
theratman said:
:D

Louis Washkansky was from parow i believe,used to be a huge jewish community there(near me)

i really thought the majority of jews were against organ transplants unless it was vital...thanks for enlightening me ;)
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Well most/all organ transplants are vital aren't they?
 
I'm surprised at the naysayers.

You will have a choice to opt out - it will still be your decision.

There isn't a catch as far as I can see - and the benefits are huge for those needing organs.

Perhaps you might.
 
daveza said:
I'm surprised at the naysayers.

You will have a choice to opt out - it will still be your decision.

There isn't a catch as far as I can see - and the benefits are huge for those needing organs.

Perhaps you might.
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I'm against it because it effectively presumes your body is common property which is wrong IMO. And would you really trust the SA gov to administer it properly?
 
daveza said:
I'm surprised at the naysayers.

You will have a choice to opt out - it will still be your decision.

There isn't a catch as far as I can see - and the benefits are huge for those needing organs.

Perhaps you might.
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iv just been aurging from a narrow jewish view point,but for others i think it could be good,the problem is what if the donors have some mad diaseases or faulty goods..will an organ stay alive long enough for test to be done?
 
Debating - not arguing :-)

I'm sure the tissue-typing process etc would pick up any problems.

I believe Austria implements this policy, Spain to an extent - so they must have figured out the loopholes.
 
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