"...change presupposes the concepts of what changes, from what and to what, that without the law of identity no such concept as 'change' is possible." John Galt
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Doctor Wants Kidney Back As Part of Divorce
As a person who is only living with a partial kidney removed, not even someone with a whole kidney removed, Lia has this to say:
"This guy rocks! I'd want that thing back too. He should hire some Russians to put her in a bathtub full of ice and take the sucker out!"
A four-year divorce, a doctor that knew beforehand what it would do to him to give up a kidney (he must have really loved her), and a lady who cheated on him after getting one of his organs. Also he is confident enough in his ability to make a living that he doesn't want any other money, the house, or other part of the estate: just the kidney, or it's equal value: 1.5 Million Dollars.
It's not as if having a kidney removed is nothing: you can live without it, but it's 6 months to a year before you stop feeling all your insides shifting and rearranging from the void you created by it's absence. Also, it's a major surgery, meaning they cut through flesh and muscle to get to the damn thing, and it's a long recovery to get over that.
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