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Earth-shine

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1. If the subject is "organ transplants," the organs have to go to people who can survive

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Tue Jan 25, 2022, 05:42 PM

Jan 2022

the procedures and then keep going for a decade or four.

Such things as fitness level and vaccination status (to more than just COVID) should be factors.

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If the subject is "organ transplants," the organs have to go to people who can survive Earth-shine Jan 2022 #1

What a busy little bee you are this afternoon. WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2022 #2

Message auto-removed Name removed Jan 2022 #3

Oh, good lord, it's back. At least it didn't name itself after a Russian search Scrivener7 Jan 2022 #6

Trying to hit 100 as fast as he can, is my guess. demmiblue Jan 2022 #7

They are also refused certain Mr.Bill Jan 2022 #4

They already are. catrose Jan 2022 #5

Depends on the medical procedure. n/t moonscape Jan 2022 #8

Is this your response to an unvaccinated person being blm Jan 2022 #9

Weight loss should be the priority. Procedures shouldn't be a substitute for helping patients to Doodley Jan 2022 #10

"Weight loss should be the priority. A masectormy shouldn't be a substitute for helping patients WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2022 #13

Welcome to DU sarisataka Jan 2022 #11

It's up to the doctors involved, of course, but yes... Wounded Bear Jan 2022 #12

Obesity is an inherited disease. phylny Jan 2022 #14