The 66-year-old Mr. Li, who has two children, worked hard for half his life. He passed the test of liver cancer more than ten years ago, and finally saw that his children were born, and he could retire and have grandchildren for pleasure. In just half a month, he developed liver cirrhosis, severe liver failure, lost all functions, and even damaged kidney function, and his body turned yellow and thin.
The children of the same blood type O have decided to donate their livers, hoping to save the father's life and accompany the mother to watch the grandson's birth. Unfortunately, both of them have health problems and are not suitable for liver donation. Live liver, corpse liver, continue the life of the father.
66-year-old Mr. Li suffered from liver cancer more than 10 years ago. After the Chinese New Year, his abdominal distension became more and more serious, and he was later diagnosed with liver cirrhosis and liver failure.
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The 66-year-old Mr. Li suffered from liver cancer more than ten years ago. He recovered after tumor resection. He only needs to go to the hospital to pump the water in his stomach regularly, and his body has been pain-free.
However, after the Lunar New Year, his abdominal distension became more and more serious. After his son noticed that something was wrong with his father, he took him to Caritas Hospital for medical treatment. He was discharged after pumping again.
His son said, "When I came back, I saw that the skin of this individual was yellow, and the skin was yellow and black." The hospital did not make an emergency call and asked Mr. Li to be admitted to the hospital immediately. The liver enzymes exceeded the standard, and the condition was abnormal. On the 11th of this month, he was referred to the Queen Mary Hospital for further examination. "Because of the epidemic, we could not go to the hospital, and we could not visit the doctor or ask the doctor."
It was not until the evening of last Thursday (24th) that the family received a call from the doctor in charge, saying that Mr. Li suffered from cirrhosis of the liver, his liver had lost all functions, and his kidney function was also damaged. In the front line, liver replacement is needed to save their lives, but both of their children cannot donate livers due to health problems, so they can only wait for kindhearted people to donate livers to prolong their lives. Doctors have ranked Mr. Li at the top of the organ transplant book, giving priority to liver replacement.
The son lamented that he could not visit the sick due to the epidemic. It was rare to see his father last Thursday. After a month, he saw his father's skin was yellow, his body was thin, his hands were full of throats, and he had difficulty moving. He said Choking: "Dad is snoring every day, thinking that I can donate a liver, I see a hope, and I know that I have finished a test and I can't get it, and there is no hope. Every day I slumber, as if waiting I was so close to death that I couldn’t see him again, and I went into a ward by myself, and I couldn’t imagine how hard it would be for me to be in a mood.”
He described his father as a loving father. He worked hard for half his life and suffered from liver cancer alone. After he recovered, he continued to work part-time to shoulder the burden of raising the family. Now that he is at retirement age, he can finally have fun with his grandson. His wife was just three months pregnant, and he just hoped that his father could witness the birth of his second grandson and spend his days hand in hand with his 60-year-old mother.
At present, Mr. Li is in urgent need of people with blood type O to donate livers for live or cadaveric liver transplantation. He hopes that people with good intentions can donate their livers, please contact his son (telephone/whatsapp: 51397369) or Queen Mary Hospital Liver Transplant Center (telephone : 22555800) detection and pairing.
Donors who wish to learn more about living liver donation can refer to the HA information.
If members of the public are interested in assisting, please note the following requirements:
1. Age from 18 to 60 years old, male or female
2. Blood type O, BMI less than 30
3. Non-hepatitis B/C/AIDS carrier
4.
No alcohol or drug abuse habits, in good health
No major surgery on the upper part (surgery on the lower abdomen or below is no problem)
6. Non-pregnant
7.
Support and care from relatives before and after the operation The
patient
's father had worked for most of his life and had liver cancer. After he was cured, he still worked part-time.
Now that I have just retired, I wanted to enjoy the joy of being a grandson, but now I have liver cirrhosis and liver failure and need a liver replacement. I am grateful for your kindness and hope that those who are interested can apply for help.
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