http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/48008837...ew_york_times/

If I copy and paste all the advertisements come with it. The article was interesting and so sad. I just couldn't imagine feeling so desperate to sell my lungs or corneas.

The last story was very tragic. What nasty people in this world. It didn't seem like the recipient in that last story had any other obligations than to keep the donor hired at his company. Maybe he was doing a bad job, but at the very least he should have paid him a larger sum. It's a small price for getting a second chance at life.

It is utterly tragic to have to be faced with this type of decision. A lot of us won't have to make this decision so we won't ever know how it would feel. So I hope every one in this situation is able to move on and get through life without having to give up a piece of themselves.

Originally Posted by JAN!

The last story was very tragic. What nasty people in this world. It didn't seem like the recipient in that last story had any other obligations than to keep the donor hired at his company. Maybe he was doing a bad job, but at the very least he should have paid him a larger sum. It's a small price for getting a second chance at life. It is utterly tragic to have to be faced with this type of decision. A lot of us won't have to make this decision so we won't ever know how it would feel. So I hope every one in this situation is able to move on and get through life without having to give up a piece of themselves.

How very well put. My thoughts are conveyed in your response too. God Bless them.