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Decided to be a Living Donor: How to gain support from spouse

Transplants | Last Active: Jul 6, 2020 | Replies (17)
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@greent424

After reading your message, I checked their website that shows a map of "care network". Nothing in WA state 🙁 Hopefully I can get some tests done here and just send the results, at least for the preliminary testing.

Good to know regarding flight restrictions after transplant.

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Rosemary, Volunteer Mentor | @rosemarya | Jun 12, 2020

@greent424, I welcome you and I commend you for your generous act of love by considering living kidney donation. You have already received the best information from the exerts, the patients here on Connect, who have replied to you and shared their experiences with you.

I have an additional layer of information for you as you and your spouse are discussing your potential donation. If you click on the blue text, you will be directly taken to the Transplant Pages where the Mayo where you can access the Living Donor Toolkit as well as other transplant information from Mayo Clinic.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/page/transplant/
I am a recipient, with a deceased donor, so I don't have any experience to share. However, I am here and ready to help you locate any information.

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