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21. He can still get a kidney from another family member, deceased donor, donor chain,

Tue Oct 17, 2017, 01:10 AM

Oct 2017

altruistic donor, etc.

The father was rejected for reasons that are entirely within his control. His child deserves better.

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2-year-old denied kidney transplant because father violated probation [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2017 OP

WTF? malaise Oct 2017 #1

+1000 WTF??? Alice11111 Oct 2017 #3

stupid father, stupid hospital...perfect match for death Demonaut Oct 2017 #2

I try to have compassion but if I am reading this correctly Drahthaardogs Oct 2017 #4

Stupid, sure. But to donate a kidney to his child? unblock Oct 2017 #6

Because you don't ask the hospital staff to have to deal with Drahthaardogs Oct 2017 #9

What are you talking about? Drahthaardogs Oct 2017 #12

Lol i'm saying if he agrees to whatever security measures they want unblock Oct 2017 #18

Seriously? Tribalceltic Oct 2017 #16

It says he bought them with intent to commit a felony Drahthaardogs Oct 2017 #23

Yeah - They Keep Telling Us How Bad North Korea Is Because Leith Oct 2017 #17

Evil motherfuckrs gonna evil motherfuck localroger Oct 2017 #8

Cause he bought a gun and knife for his collection? Drahthaardogs Oct 2017 #10

I agree with your take on this, marybourg Oct 2017 #13

WTF - How damn cruel is this? packman Oct 2017 #14

there is no such thing as a 110% match, Ms. Toad Oct 2017 #15

Talk about making a child pay for his father's sins. Doreen Oct 2017 #20