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Medical Staff In Guangdong Bow To Honour 11 Year Old Child
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http:// www.ifl science .com/he alth-an d-medic ine/doc tors-bo w-after -11-yea r-old-b rain-tu mor-pat ient-do nates-o rgans
Very moving photo that has been doing the rounds online recently.
Liang Yaoyi had been fighting brain cancer since he was 9. He chose to donate his organs, which have been successfully transferred to other children with life-threatening conditions.
RIP
Very moving photo that has been doing the rounds online recently.
Liang Yaoyi had been fighting brain cancer since he was 9. He chose to donate his organs, which have been successfully transferred to other children with life-threatening conditions.
RIP
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It was touching to see them all bow down to honour the boy.
It is such a difficult subject for doctors to bring up with parents of children.
It is amazing how many children make the decision on their own. I think that donating organs is a brilliant idea, but I respect that many people do not wish to do so.
I believe that there is a shortage of child organ donors in this country.
It is such a difficult subject for doctors to bring up with parents of children.
It is amazing how many children make the decision on their own. I think that donating organs is a brilliant idea, but I respect that many people do not wish to do so.
I believe that there is a shortage of child organ donors in this country.
I saw that earlier - good to see.
People with cancer are generally not accepted as organ donors with the exception of those with primary brain tumours which have not spread beyond the brain stem.
They are accepted both in the US and the UK..
http:// www.btb uddies. org.uk/ hospice -pallia tive-ca re/350- transpl antatio n-of-or gans-fr om-dono rs-with -primar y.html
People with cancer are generally not accepted as organ donors with the exception of those with primary brain tumours which have not spread beyond the brain stem.
They are accepted both in the US and the UK..
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