when you put yourself in the shoes of the patient then the patient here is the potential donor and all of a sudden this potential donor is just gone to the beard. bludge although they. should all. be. more stability. we would. hope that.

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if you file. for a 7 year old to live their own goes way too much about drips catheters and transfusions but far too little about life outside her apartment and hospital. her connection with the outside world was so evident just before she was jus to attend her 1st day of school. gustus on the 30 and being a good kid on the dishes and mitchell and they'd sold it to me kim. was that i took this quarter. because that to lose and win it by using the master somebody i mean yes it was fair as it was because it available. when clinton. wanted to go down i says it. was because there me tonight is a rod's. dumbasses that this is. a campus initiated by governors of the process and ideally of course in any of it

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so stop with the 20. years to put down on what it is actress to nominate such to watch so at the time a friend of mine even though you would have and i'm going to laugh when you laugh. it starts with a search for a suitable donor on the russian bridges street a database of everyone willing to donate bone marrow stem cells potential donors or h.l.a. type that's a special kind of d.n.a. test then they're in the database but after that they wait at any moment their blood or bone marrow might be needed to save a life it could be a week or 10 years. and they've your local do it stupid to do with you 1st meet the search for. scum. more cautious tooth research. used. to get the total called just to the national biggest or. more the what's pretty that it's

a civil course means to pretty doing most. of that a lot well russia has a population of 140000000 but only 100000 potential bone marrow donors one out of germany's 1x8w9w averages to. be out of the. line it wasn't us who didn't smell like a red light in person that i. thought steam qantas for this i think you need to understand what c n n does looked like. for for this week. we have sinned in the middle of the simple not knowing to been done for. enough noise to. put sand in moscow to walk among. us could do it's time. to search for a job. there is a lot like

a lot of the numbers on your ticket other d.n.a. code you will go in with and then you have to at least mostly match or ideally fully match the donor's age you need to find a genetic twin and that means finding one in 10000. while we're here at the stuff from our foundation which is a charitable nonprofit foundation where the main goal to help leukemia and to more patients and it is named after my brother who had leukemia 983 and was the 1st european to receive an unrelated transplant. unrelated from an unrelated donor from great britain. suzanne's brother stephan dunn to divine foreseen complications but his story inspired a charitable organization that would later become famous for helping leukemia patients. ok we're now in the collection center of. all this stuff or

marsh on deja and in this whole area we are collecting the stem cells of the donors for a patient somewhere and the world. didn't know let's. just 10 years ago was 19 when we did. this well. it was like. a little bit more than 2 months ago. because. he said we. have to tell a patient we might sit. down with a little. impact on your body instead of the others but also in thankfully your body everyone this. poor thing.

ted the only 2 to do that yeah. there are 2 types of procedure most donors simply give blood stem cells to be exact special medicines administered in advance to stimulate stem cell production then they sit for a few hours one a machine extract the precious stem cells from their blood that's how it is 8 times out of 10 the other procedure is quite rare and the donor has to be brave a bone marrow sample is taken straight from the hip under general anaesthetic. that is one of the main the main duties of the main tasks in the foundation in general to promote to promote stem cell go with nation because that's what we need i mean there's every year thousands of. actually falling out of the registry just because they reached the age limit we constantly in order to keep that many donors on file we need to recruit donors constantly.

who it's. good for the. new one. but just for that it is the big gift of them to listen. to this it's a new form out there is a relentless actually to be gifted of those. they do little to do with germany has had an elaborate a donation system for some time russia relies purely on infusing asks most people only ever hear of the problem when someone is affected then after their own search for a donor becoming enthusiastic themselves. or from the system. on if i was just beyond that i'm doing.

exams just died in the if i get in this position for just going to get into school in the same god responsible subject i just down the suppose is going to me. this is. just completing its course because out somebody of me here would have the listening need a multiple day at the dentist going to the us we'll call this sort of be the initial meeting open if. the book was in which interviews neither of which the book was an emotional deepish replaced one of the biggest to show you that of course i was unsure. about all that the question is who enjoyed it is that i will get a bill for. me to do with it yesterday and we're. going to put you in the kitchen let's do it on the thing why do you chose to. not setting things straight and out of the part of the question is because they are. in the small town of the search

for a little polina clearly show the people they just don't know about the problems of the world needs more activists like enough to see how she writes posts online and besides just a desperate need to inform the public she wants to make bone marrow donation sounds like hope to erase the image of us think backbreaking needle. finally received a transplant in late november 29th. that's not a lot. more change than left of the member i've been using i mean that was also so new. such as you want us on. my blog that i'm almost a month in washington that's. has

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they're ok prescription is working for them on the remedy be certain to. price that they pay closer dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that really isn't scientifically justified and all study actually suggests that. the long term effects may not just be absence of benefit but actually that because we want to. move ahead in salami it was just. to have those get on. the voice a little. blood or not our course momos go. to slam rather than

continue for some rare example a blood donor from doug just on who became a marrow donor a phrase that frightens most of his relatives and neighbors in his small mountain village. post princeton new next door course still mired with us good morning of course me at those star sugars that are that us guys are still going to describe moses. with a discussion that you can give us which is the sort of thing. i don't need most of those awards this. smug i mean it is mostly almost all. of those you would be just good with and. 'd still play. in that's your must dos but it thing doesn't. if you come from ethnicity that isn't represented in the registry your chances of winning the don't a lot of real lower than most that's why it's so important to the people. the

databases. of the. properly able. to put itself in the most not of the puzzle then the poorest most of it's a god i mean he's a should. do a lot of ideas you know for. someone that just entered the. ocean when you're. really just basically used to be a little more. vulnerable mostly was that area. yes if you were there what do you sort of. i think. it was there was little slower mr. mom so she.

did. need to go out. for. you know someone less needs to of course and you almost need to go. before that it was what i need to. know. in germany all the registries together they don't have to they come and meet and come up with regulations for donor protection and one of the. those regulations is that we will allow contact after 2 years mainly because there is a chance that the patient will have will have the disease coming back again

so. might ask for a 2nd donation this particular donor and indianness before we do not want to have any pressure on the dorner if the don't ask the 2nd time they should be the same chance to decline or to say to say yes i will donate now when they know each other already there is there is no guarantee that it's without pressure. so these are all donors to be and couples that met here. look at their faces there they are just happy they happy to see that it was successful from the from the don't know site and for the recipients it's usually this feeling that i can finally say thank you some meet. they talk they exchange information and they might never meet again and some others there's

friendships they become family they've become close friends so it's really it's really different we also have donors that's the way i don't want to know i know i did everything i could but i don't need to know it's ok for me to know that i gave them a chance and there's also we also understand if the recipient for example says oh i don't want it because it also i mean it also reminds them of some of the worst worst times of their life. and this video for example was taken at our last don't know recipient meeting donor that the recipient is still in the us and that we just managed to do a skype conference and we were we were with her during this guy. conference that at the theme time the recipient was just in another office and came in to surprise her .

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a trance funk that so doesn't know sometimes what a champ does it is a sure way to get him understand. because those folk are your friends at the center of the not a lot of. those and some of the names of the beginners to them and that's because i just. people are really remarking that 2020 is a mirror image of 2008 it's the exact same problem banks over leverage blew

themselves up and are now demanding a bailout at the point of a gun from the fed and other central banks and except this time the dislocation in the economy combined with the coronavirus is so great that we've tripped over into medieval ism that's how messed up this is. this is a story about what happens austria stray bullets kills a young girl in the street. what happens to her family and daughters in florida the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery it really messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police need is a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pen this than him and what happens in court be.

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