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Organ Trading?

Motoko Kusanagi · 2021-09-13 19:58
I know people are probably going to write me off, but where do I actually go to sell my organs? I've been in the rut financially since I graduated school and was forced to move out. I'm genuinely very willing to live a lesser quality of life missing parts of my body if it meant I could be given a break from the ever sinking sprawl of poverty. I don't know where to even ask this question, the lain community has always felt very "tapped" in so I'm asking here. Seriously.. if you know anything that can help me I'm begging you to put me in the right direction, I'm losing hope.
Drifter · 2021-09-13 22:13
Forget about that, they usually get people off the streets or some other rural areas depending on clients. This is not some street racket to make money quick, if they take you apart they take you apart good.
Lunch · 2021-09-14 18:40
>>50100 I disagree, sorry
Armitage · 2021-09-14 19:00
>>50097 >I've been in the rut financially since I graduated school and was forced to move out. I'm genuinely very willing to live a lesser quality of life missing parts of my body if it meant I could be given a break from the ever sinking sprawl of poverty. Your health and organs are worth more than anyone could give you. Selling an organ is like taking a loan - you are going to pay later painfully. Selling a kidney will cause toxin accumulation in your body. Same with selling a part of your liver. No offense but I think you lack basic human physiology knowledge or are mentally ill. All your organs are essential, so unless you want to be "rich" for a month and then die a painful death, I don't recommend doing that.
Tank · 2021-09-14 19:02
Iraq, other than that it is what >>50100 said.
John Rain · 2021-09-14 20:30
read most of the prices you see are hospital taking the largest cut by far. So even if you manage to do it clean you still merely get scammed.
Tequila · 2021-09-14 20:30
>>50138 >Same with selling a part of your liver. Isn't the liver one of the few organs that can actually regrow the lost part over time?
Neo · 2021-09-14 20:43
>>50142 Yes but it is still risky and requires the donor requires medical care afterwards. After donating a part of your liver, you can be killed simply by eating a stale yogurt. Since OP is poor, I wouldn't count on good medical care after the donation. >>50097 Actually, I have a better idea - OP, if you really want to sell your body, why not just become a prostitute?
Cutter · 2021-09-14 20:44
>>50143 >requires the donor requires *the donor requires medical care afterwards. I had a stroke, lol.
Guthrie · 2021-09-14 20:55
Israel, they have a booming organ harvesting business, they take organs from dead Palestinians. As for who exactly you should talk to in Israel, I have no idea, probably some shady medical facility. Don't get kiked out of your money if you're going to deal with jews.
Chani · 2021-09-14 22:10
>>50138 I'm certainly not experienced and definitely at least a bit mentally ill, but of this is such a risk and people drop like flies so quickly why do hospitals /legally/ deal with organ transplant donors. Wouldn't it be too much of a threat?
Emmanuel · 2021-09-14 22:30
>>50150 >but of this is such a risk and people drop like flies so quickly why do hospitals /legally/ deal with organ transplant donors. Most transplants come from dead people, that's why. The only transplants you can do semi-safely are skin, kidney and liver transplants. You can live with one kidney, but the quality of life falls drastically - you must keep a good diet at all times, avoid dehydration and salt and you must do dialysis from time to time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialysis You can donate a relatively big part of your liver but you're then vulnerable to toxins ingested with food until the rest of the liver grows back (2 years or so) but it never fully regenerates. After the liver transplant you must also keep a good diet at all times. As for the skin transplant you get a giant scar on your leg/hand/stomach or whatever. All of these are not without possible complications like sepsis. These are the only organs you can donate without dying instantly and even then you're risking your life and health.
Armitage · 2021-09-15 06:13
>>50097 Learn to make organs from stem cells. Sell those.
Technician · 2021-09-15 07:07
>>50097 Why not just join the military instead if you're that poor? Most jobs see no combat ever.