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So if a heart transplant candidate refuses to stop eating unhealthy food does that count as grounds to deny? What about a liver transplant candidate whose condition was caused by alcohol problems? If medical treatment is refused based on covid vaccine grounds, it needs to be denied for many other situations.
There is always far greater demand for organs than there is supply.
If all else is equal, of course you would put others ahead of those who are more likely to have a negative outcome. Those involved have made the assessment that in the current environment, someone unprotected from Covid is at far greater risk. Common sense.
Not only unprotected, but actually far more susceptible to it. A transplant patient needs to take drugs that seriously and purposefully weaken the immune system so that their immune system doesn’t attack the new organ. So they are much more likely to contract COVID.
Then on top of that, they all have previous conditions, making them more likely to die from COVID if they do get it.
In the end, you don’t want to waste organs on people who will die anyway, when they could be used to actually save lives in other people. Sure if there were enough to go around, they would. But there aren’t.
Well, unless we have all been "misinformed" AGAIN, the vaccinated are in just as much danger as getting infected as the vaccinated. As I understand it, it is just that the chances of getting seriously sick or dying are less, right?
WHY are they so intent on getting everyone vaccinated for a virus with really less than a 1% chance of dying?
However, another poster in another thread asked about the rate and "seriousness" of long-haulers, but I did not see that question answered, as far as how many people are still greatly suffering many months after being released by the hospital. Does anyone know about that? (That might be why the government is pushing vaccination so hard.)
People are removed from transplant lists for not being compliant with their doctor's orders all the time.
So yes, this is typical. You don't want to give an organ to someone who won't follow medical protocol, when so many are waiting who will, and will take full advantage of the blessing of receiving a donated organ.
You are fine with this authoritarianism? My body my choice?
People are removed from transplant lists for not being compliant with their doctor's orders all the time.
So yes, this is typical. You don't want to give an organ to someone who won't follow medical protocol, when so many are waiting who will, and will take full advantage of the blessing of receiving a donated organ.
So the doctor is doing something that is guaranteed to cause their death, because they won't comply with an order that will force them to take a non-FDA approved vaccine that might harm them, in the hopes that it prevents a virus that they may or may not contract.
So the doctor is doing something that is guaranteed to cause their death, because they won't comply with an order that will force them to take a non-FDA approved vaccine that might harm them, in the hopes that it prevents a virus that they may or may not contract.
No. He is doing it because there are not enough organs for everyone. Tough choices have to be made all the time. If you want to fix the problem, become an organ donor and encourage others to do the same.
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