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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][u]The conclusion that human life begins at sperm-egg fusion is uncontested, objective, based on the universally accepted scientific method of distinguishing different cell types from each other and on ample scientific evidence (thousands of independent, peer-reviewed publications).[/u][/quote]

It is not fully formed life and cannot exist independent of the parent.

If a child needs a heart transplant to live and the mother is a perfect match, should the mother kill themself to donate their heart? If she is resistant to this, should we legally force her to donate it even though it will kill her?

Same concept[/quote]

Your argument is flawed; a mom can’t donate her adult sized heart to her sick child.

Children who need organ transplants need child sized organs.

Do no harm means no doctor is going to kill a mother to take her adult sized and thus useless to her sick child heart. [/quote]

You sre deflecting. And yes, this situation could occur with a teenage child.

Answer the question[/quote]

No; your situation is [u]not[/u] something that could happen. There is a zero percent chance of your made up scenario occurring in the US health care and hospital system.

My spouse received a kidney transplant 6 years ago. You are just making up scenarios that have no basis in reality. [/quote]

DP. You're happy to spout off as if you understood what you are talking about, "Zero Chance." You are so, so wrong but so, so confident. Typical.

[quote] Alternatively, some adult organs may work for children. For example,[b] an adult kidney may work better for a larger or older child[/b] than it will for a toddler or infant.[b] We also can transplant portions of an adult liver into a child [/b]—typically about 20% of the adult organ — since this organ can regrow on its own. However, other organs like the heart and lungs need to be a size match, so adult-to-child transplants aren’t as frequent with these organs.

https://www.orlandohealth.com/content-hub/how-organ-size-affects-the-organ-donation-process[quote][/quote]

You are missing a crucial point: nobody is forced to donate an organ. That is not part of the US organ transplant surgery system. It’s not and you will not find a single citation to support your delusion. [/quote]

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