Woolybugger00

Do you remember any specific patients you treated and have you stayed in touch with anyone you treated?? Thank you - You're an angel amongst us!

I worked a 25 year career in organ donation particularly in organ procurement and was involved in putting Oregon's Death with Dignity's act together... I was wondering if you had the same experience with pharmacists refusing to fill scripts for this protocol? How about any pushback from the Catholic Health Groups?

In the mountaineering community, Krakauer received some criticism regarding his accounts of this tragedy -- There was a pretty decent book written by Scott Fisher's lead guide, Anatoli Boukreev, called 'The Climb' which details his account in the rescue- After thoroughly reading both accounts, I came to the conclusion that Boukreev's account is more authentic-- I also consider the attempts of Boukreev to help all those afflicted to be one of the most hurculean physical human feats ever... I truly hope this movie gives him the credit he deserves -- Correction with apologies: Anatoli Boukreev was Scott Fisher's lead guide.

In almost all cases, organs and tissue are contraindicated for donation due to their underlying condition leading to assisted suicide- However on occasion, they can still donate corneas for restoring someone’s eyesight - cancer isn’t necessarily a rule out for that gift. This actually brings up a very unique and rare scenario where the actual donor does the consent and medico-social review instead of a family member - as a former coordinator, this only happened once in my career -

That’s also labor law -