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From: SHEILA FRAZIER (cache-mtc-ae01.proxy.aol.com)
In Reply to: Re: cell memory posted by Pam Salandra on June 29, 2000 at 4:43 pm:
MY MOTHER HAD A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT IN 1997. THE KIDNEY SHE WAS GIVEN WAS FROM A 17 YR. OLD GIRL WHO HAD BEEN MURDERED. SHE HAD HER THROAT SLIT. THE MOMENT MY MOTHER CAME TOO. SHE COMPLAINED THE DRS HAD CUT HER THROAT. SHE CONTINUED THIS COMPLAINT UP THE THE POINT THAT SHE WAS PUT ON A VENTILATOR. SHE HAD PROBLEMS COMING OFF OF THE VENT SO THEY DID A TRACH ON HER IN THE PROCESS THEY PUNCTURED HER RIGHT LUNG. THIS CAUSED THE LEFT LUNG TO EXPAND TO THE POINT OF STOPPING HER HEART. THE WAS RECESITATED BUT WAS BLOWN UP BEYOND BELEIF WITH THE AIR FROM THE VENTILATOR. I NEVER KNEW THE BODY COULD SWELL TO THAT EXTREME. SHE DIED OF COMPLICATIONS FROM THIS PROCESS 17 DAYS LATER. UNTIL SHE HAD THE VENT IN SHE CONTINUED TO THINK HER THROAT HAD BEEN CUT. SHE WAS NEVER TOLD ANYTHING ABOUT THE KIDNEY SHE WAS GIVEN EXCEPT THAT THE GIRL WAS 17.I DO THINK THERE IS SOMETHING TO THE CELL MEMORY THEORY.
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