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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You left out a big, important detail. She has a fatal condition. So, yes, I understand where the hospital is coming from. It's not worth risking someone else's life to give this girl 6months-1 year of poor quality of life. Her parents need to enjoy their time with her and not pursue invasive, temporary solutions.[/quote] Her condition is not fatal if she gets a transplant. You misinterpreted something.[/quote] No, its not a permanent fix. She will die organ or not.[/quote] Where are you seeing that she will die in six months to a year EVEN IF she gets a transplant? That was not my impression at all. She WILL die in six months to a year if she doesn't get a transplant.[/quote]
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