Oh and NHS published guidelines.....
http://www.uhb.nhs.uk/Downloads/pdf/PiAfterKidneyTransplant.pdf
But what do the NHS know?
Oh dear Fella. You are like that substance which has a tendency to stick to a blanket from which, emanates a smell which will never go away but which permeates and infects everything that it touches.
It is also most sickening to those that it infects.
Then again,as it has no intelligence, compassion or means of understanding, one should just ignore it and leave the room.
GOODBYE.
So I showed up your lack of knowledge on a subject not only personal to me but one I researched well before donating.
Who is this consultant/specialist who says alcohol can't be drank.....the NHS must be wrong...
What a total fool you really are.
My sympathies go out to your family and friends who will probably be seriousl affected by your predilictin for excessive alcohol consumption.
Such a sad reflection on the state of our Health Depts who spend over 60% of their time in A.and R, depts dealing with persons under the influence of alcholol.
Grow up, stop drinking, lose weight and stay in yorkshire you total waste of space of space.
No, you have been shown up to be a fool.
Unless you can show how my drinking or my recipients drinking will have an impact on our long term health you should really keep quiet on the subject. You dont even have any idea of the frequency or volume of alcohol consumed
How did you like my use of a dictionary reference to show up your definition of weekly.
What is A and R?
My BMI is healthy, its below 30....How is your BMI? By the way, again my health was okay to go through a three hour operation and to donate a kidney. IT will be my 8 week check up post donation next week, shall I get you a letter from a specialist confirming alcohol consumption is okay?
What this whole thread has shown the few Everton posters is that you are an opinionated fool.
Congratulations on making it easy for me to show you in your true light....bitter and twisted.
Then again, dont take the NHS or even specialists views on post TX drinking. How about a forum of kidney patients?
http://www.kidneypatientguide.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7841&p=54138&hilit=alcohol#p54138
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posted on 13/4/13
Oh and NHS published guidelines.....
http://www.uhb.nhs.uk/Downloads/pdf/PiAfterKidneyTransplant.pdf
But what do the NHS know?
posted on 14/4/13
Oh dear Fella. You are like that substance which has a tendency to stick to a blanket from which, emanates a smell which will never go away but which permeates and infects everything that it touches.
It is also most sickening to those that it infects.
Then again,as it has no intelligence, compassion or means of understanding, one should just ignore it and leave the room.
GOODBYE.
posted on 14/4/13
posted on 14/4/13
So I showed up your lack of knowledge on a subject not only personal to me but one I researched well before donating.
Who is this consultant/specialist who says alcohol can't be drank.....the NHS must be wrong...
posted on 14/4/13
What a total fool you really are.
My sympathies go out to your family and friends who will probably be seriousl affected by your predilictin for excessive alcohol consumption.
Such a sad reflection on the state of our Health Depts who spend over 60% of their time in A.and R, depts dealing with persons under the influence of alcholol.
Grow up, stop drinking, lose weight and stay in yorkshire you total waste of space of space.
posted on 14/4/13
No, you have been shown up to be a fool.
Unless you can show how my drinking or my recipients drinking will have an impact on our long term health you should really keep quiet on the subject. You dont even have any idea of the frequency or volume of alcohol consumed
How did you like my use of a dictionary reference to show up your definition of weekly.
What is A and R?
My BMI is healthy, its below 30....How is your BMI? By the way, again my health was okay to go through a three hour operation and to donate a kidney. IT will be my 8 week check up post donation next week, shall I get you a letter from a specialist confirming alcohol consumption is okay?
What this whole thread has shown the few Everton posters is that you are an opinionated fool.
Congratulations on making it easy for me to show you in your true light....bitter and twisted.
posted on 14/4/13
Then again, dont take the NHS or even specialists views on post TX drinking. How about a forum of kidney patients?
http://www.kidneypatientguide.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7841&p=54138&hilit=alcohol#p54138
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