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209. Make Me a Match

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Living Donor Transplantation

Julie had the good fortune to be enrolled in a kidney exchange programme. And her chances were greatly increased because her husband, ray, was offering to donate one of his kidneys since he wasn't a match with julie. This is what's known as being a paired donor - meaning that ray was offering his kidney under the condition that his wife would receive a kidney donated by someone who was a match with her. i went on dialysis november first and then we had the transplant february fifth. So, you know, it wasn't, it certainly wasn't five years or more. The kidney exchange landscape has changed. There have been consolidations. Nepki,

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