A major Somali sheikh died today. AUN. (Few years ago his daughter gave him a kidney)

[Grigori Rasputin]

Would you have given a family member your kidney

 

[Badboy4life]

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[Grigori Rasputin]

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[Manafesto]

Yes, I would only give my kidney to my mom and dad, and may be an older brother with many kids to take care of.

 

[Manafesto]

Anyway, you don't have to give your kidney to a family member, you can simply pay for their fought to India and get them one there, it is about 10k in India black market, even Abdullahi Yusuf received a brand new liver there from a young Indian boy, how ever the MJ community that collected the operation's money for A.Y demanded the operation to take place in London and not India.

 

[Farahslayer]

He’s dead.

But a father should never accept a kidney from his daughter. Any pregnancy she would have will automatically be considered high risk.

Now he’s dead and she has only one kidney. But maybe this is why Somali men have dozens of children. Free organ donors who automatically a match.

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

He’s dead.

But a father should never accept a kidney from his daughter. Any pregnancy she would have will automatically be considered high risk.

Now he’s dead and she has only one kidney. But maybe this is why Somali men have dozens of children. Free organ donors who automatically a match.

He only survived 6 years on it

 

[Farahslayer]

He only survived 6 years on it

What are the complications of a solitary kidney?​

Complications from a solitary kidney are rare but may include

• increased protein in the urine, known as albuminuria.
• a lower-than-normal glomerular filtration rate (GFR), which measures how quickly your kidneys filter wastes and extra fluid from your blood. While less common, this complication can at times lead to kidney failure.
• high blood pressure.
• high blood pressure during pregnancy. This complication less commonly results in organ damage in the mother or child, a condition known as preeclampsia NIH external link.

People with kidney agenesis or kidney dysplasia can be at an increased risk for developing kidney disease. For example, if your solitary kidney functioned normally during childhood, you still have an increased risk of having decreased kidney function as an adult.4,5

- would you take a kidney from your young daughter if you were this guy’s age? I wonder if he also lived a healthy low salt lifestyle as well!

 

[BetterDaysAhead]

AUN

 

[Cosmo]

He’s dead.

But a father should never accept a kidney from his daughter. Any pregnancy she would have will automatically be considered high risk.

Now he’s dead and she has only one kidney. But maybe this is why Somali men have dozens of children. Free organ donors who automatically a match.

You waffle too much. Raising organ donors like nigga?

 

[repo]

He’s dead.

But a father should never accept a kidney from his daughter. Any pregnancy she would have will automatically be considered high risk.

Now he’s dead and she has only one kidney. But maybe this is why Somali men have dozens of children. Free organ donors who automatically a match.

How young was she?

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

How young was she?

I think around 19

 

[Farahslayer]

You waffle too much. Raising organ donors like nigga?

Can you reply in English or Somali, I don’t speak ‘nigga’.

 

[Farahslayer]

I think around 19

how come you didn’t answer my question if you were like 65 with serious health complications would you take a kidney from your teen child?