I'm watching The Kindness of Strangers

[gness]

Recorded it earlier. Would you consider donating a kidney to a stranger?

[bednobs]

no

[Maydup]

No me neither.

[China Doll]

Nope. Immediate family and loved ones only.

[nungate]

Coming from a family with a history of kidney disease I probably wouldn't as there might be someone close who might need one of mine, or else I might need one of theirs. Otherwise I'm not sure, I might

[queenofmean]

mum i've seen what your kidneys put you through, i think you should keep them but anything else would be handy. I've always said I'd never do it but recently been thinking about it.

[DTCwordfan]

the USA involves a bucket load of money - no Aids, no kidney or liver diseases, a rare blood group and BINGO, las vegas here I come.

[DTCwordfan]

chortle, splutter ^^ - no different to my kidneys, Nungate.............

[sunny-dave]

Just don't know - on a purely mechanical level you only need one, but what if that one starts to fail ... but I've seen what people waiting for a transplant are going through ...

[parkie]

Difficult one. If I was physically capable, which I'm not for medical reasons, I might, but as previous mentioned what happens then if your remaining one fails or someone close needs one?

[chaptazbru]

No.