The ability to transplant livers, as well as other organs, is a miracle. How do you tell someone that they cannot share in this miracle due to a substance that is both legal and accepted in society?
This is tough as I will eventually need a transplant, no one wants to be considered judgmental but sometimes we wonder why those who choose bad habits rarely suffer the consequences. The cause of my cirrhosis is unknown and I struggle with whether or not I should get a transplant because I am 41 now and feel that I have lived a blessed and full life, so why not let someone else have a chance but not necessarily if they might be undeserving. Ultimately the choice really isn't ours to begin with, God or Fate whichever you believe in usually steps in...
The ability to transplant livers, as well as other organs, is a miracle. How do you tell someone that they cannot share in this miracle due to a substance that is both legal and accepted in society?
This is tough as I will eventually need a transplant, no one wants to be considered judgmental but sometimes we wonder why those who choose bad habits rarely suffer the consequences. The cause of my cirrhosis is unknown and I struggle with whether or not I should get a transplant because I am 41 now and feel that I have lived a blessed and full life, so why not let someone else have a chance but not necessarily if they might be undeserving. Ultimately the choice really isn't ours to begin with, God or Fate whichever you believe in usually steps in...