The staff have got to start realizing that they are dealing with live people, not just products on an assembly line to be tested for their newest "component"....Let's have more people hired for...supportive roles to patients. Otherwise, I am forced to come to a radical conclusion: it is very cruel to develop the machines and transplants to save lives and not be concerned enough about supporting these people and their families through all the problems they will meet. Part of me is forced to believe that it would have been kinder to let some people with chronic illnesses die. There should be a bill of rights for kidney patients stating, "Unless you can provide me with people who will try to listen, understand and support me and my family in the many adjustments ahead, think twice before you put me on a kidney machine or give me a transplant."
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