8 Replies to “Spare Parts”

  1. Part way through the article it says RFKjr. Had discovered some donors were still alive at donation time. I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings, but they are always alive and no anesthetic can be given, otherwise they would cut them from cadavers. Also, what they term ‘brain dead’, is not what we had been led to believe. It is now thought the donors can feel pain. So, maybe we shouldn’t pile on the Chinese and their Uygher organ program, without looking at the practices in our own backyard.

    1. “No anesthetic can be given” was a false standard made up by the transplant industry because they knew admitting the concept that the donor might feel pain would cause a reduction in people and families willing to be donors.

      Now, it befuddles me that no one publicly asks transplant people the question “for decades you said anesthesia couldn’t be used in harvesting organs because the anesthesia drugs could affect the success of the transplant. How does that reconcile with the fact you now happily take organs from donors KILLED with drugs in the MAID program?”

  2. With some exceptions, for someone to live via an organ transplant, someone else has to die. I always have to remind people of that fact especially when a person is screaming for a heart for their beloved infant.

  4. Midwestern Doctor is NOT a reliable source of medical information. His last point is a doozy…

    Safer, ethical alternatives exist—such as natural therapies like DMSO that have revived “brain dead” patients and restored organ function, removing the need for transplant.

    Dimethyl sulfoxide has some medical uses, but only in the fringiest of fringe theories is it an alternative to organ transplants.

  5. I believe that there are terrible revelations to come out of Canada’s MAID euthanasia program.

    Canadians are vaguely aware that a requirement of MAID is that you agree to be an organ donor, but they have no idea of what the process actually entails. It’s neither a quick nor a pleasant death.

    Our governments have also shown zero transparency in what is involved in the organ harvesting from MAID patients. There has been no public accounting of which organs are selected, and for whom, and what happens to the money raised through harvesting them.

    MAID is now the fourth leading cause of death in Canada, and organ extractions have gone through the roof, so why is it that we are still told of the urgent need for more organ donors? Where are these organs going? Are Canadian organs being exchanged outside Canada, or are they reserved exclusively for Canadian patients?

    Of particular concern to me is that fact that there’s no requirement for an anesthesiologist to supervise either the euthanasia or the organ harvesting. Anesthesia requires a balance of analgesic, paralytic, and hypnotic drugs, and the wrong balance can lead to horrible things like the inaccurate diagnosis of brain death, and patient recall.

    “Patient recall” is the euphemistic phrase used to describe the condition where a patient has been immobilized with paralytics, but is still aware and feels pain – and it’s far more common that surgeons like to talk about even with an anesthesiologist supervising the anesthetic.

    I worked for a couple of years selling medical devices to help monitor patient awareness during surgery, and was fed a steady diet of surgical horror stories.

    There is a high probability that a large number of MAID patients have their lives ended in dissection and torment.

  7. Bill S‑223, enacted in 2023, it is a criminal offence for Canadians to participate in or benefit from organ trafficking—including receiving an organ obtained without consent, anywhere in the world.

    Physicians who knowingly facilitate or assist in such transplants could face legal liability …

    No Chinese / Uigher body parts for you (even if you’re genetically compatible). The demand must be filled domestically and the part installing surgeon exempted of liability.

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