Touching True Story of a Good Guy With a Gun Who Saved the Life of His Own Son

I signed up for organ donation years ago. I am seriously thinking of changing that after reading so much about the tendency to throw in the towel prematurely on those designated as organ donors. Something for us all to think about... 🤔

All my parts are worn out with most needing upgrades. They aren't worth what the hospital wants to charge for them. They do tend to want take control of your body as quickly as possible to save others with "your" parts as soon as possible. Your wishes for them to wait become an obstacle to them making lots of money.

Worn parts are better than no parts and I'm sure the hospital would charge a ridiculous fee. It is all about the money and that is just so wrong.

I think you may have an inside track, D, so wouldn't be surprised if you stick around for a very long time. :) 😉

I don't think old, worn parts are in much demand by hospitals. Would Millennials or Gen Zers want a senior's kidney? LMAO!

Are old parts in demand?

For compost?

In 2023 I was in a coma and brain dead. Doctors wanted to take me off life support. My brother refused. He pointed out I'd cheated death 2 years earlier in my first Coma when they called my family in and said "his organs are shutting down. He'll be dead by midnight."
When they told me I'd been brain dead I didn't believe it. I didn't think you could come back from that. Then I saw it on my discharge papers.
13 of us have come back from brain death.
God decides these things, not Medical Science.

Amazing story! I think your unique experience warrants more than just conversation...that is book material! It would be a great help to others & even if you only saved one other life, that would still be quite an accomplishment.

So glad you made it....you have a lot to say that is of great value to other thoughtful conservatives.

Praise God!

A lady at Church had stage 3-4 cancer about three or four times and should be dead by now. Still alive and cancer receded each time.

Amazing story! Now I understand your memes.

Yes, coming so close to death has that effect on people. Truly inspired by the situation, they go out to do good deeds and try to do what they can to bring sunshine into everybody's life. They love everyone because now they love life and appreciate it.

Thank goodness God was there in the otherwise useless hospital with all their medical staff and life support machinery.

Hospitals are motivated by money so all their devices are geared toward making money instead of saving lives. Like the anti parasite curing cancer. It was known in scientific studies for decades but its just now coming to the public eye.

Hospital saves my lives. God saves money from the collection basket.

No one has to believe that.
No one has to go to the hospital either if they don't believe that.

Sure some lives are saved at hospitals, mostly with technology developed before the 1980s. For instance stomach ulcers used to be big business for big pharma, but then one scientist found out the it was caused by a microbe and discovered antibiotics that fixed it. Big pharma lost ridiculous sums of money in treatment protocols. From then on they aggressively fight anyone that tries to test cures for things.
While working at Sloan Kettering Institute (SKI) in the 1970s, Ralph Moss discovered that the top research scientist there was impressed with the anti-cancer properties of amygdalin, the synthetic form of which is laetrile. At that time, laetrile was a topic of national interest as a low-cost way of treating cancer. It would have been big news if SKI announced that laetrile was effective in animal studies and then conducted human trials of its efficacy. But due to pressure from unknown sources, Moss’s superiors chose to publicly deny the validity of their scientist’s research. Moss and other dissenting staff tried to gain press attention for the cover-up going on at SKI, but their efforts failed. In 1979, the FDA ban on the interstate sale of laetrile was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court, effectively ending the common use of it. It has been classified by the cancer establishment as a classic case of “quackery,” meaning that those who claim it has anti-cancer properties are frauds. Thus, this case study shows how easily information about potentially effective cancer treatments can be suppressed by a handful of people in positions of authority. It also shows how politics can change the scientific information available to the public.
From: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ajes.12480

Life continues to become ever-more extended with new developments in medical technology.

But I have a solution for the conflicted, this going back to the early 80s, during my Punk Rock days. There was a large segment who bore a certain antagonism towards the police. What I used to say back then is, if you don't like the cops, don't dial 911 when you need them.

No one has to receive medical care, as any Jehovah's Witness can tell you. Hospitals are overcrowded as is, Fundamentalist Christians can stay home instead of wasting valuable hospital bed space. Let Yahweh take care of them while they condemn His very own Chosen to Hell for not accepting that one day on a day that is not yet today God Jr is going to come back and cast the Romans out of Judea and reestablish the country.

A lot of MAGA memes make sense when you know that person was brain-dead several times.

Trump loves the poorly educated, so who are we to judge?

Absofrigginlutely, TD!

I don’t know how his court case turned out, but I think he has a very good argument for using lethal force in defense of life.

I was never an organ donor. I don't want to worth more dead than alive, per insurance bean counters.

I stopped being an organ donor when I got my driver's lisence a few days ago. Sometimes they don't even wait for you to be brain dead to harvest your organs. Very evil organization.

Nothing shocking about the hospital being too anxious to harvest his organs. The shocking thing is that he went to jail. Smh

My Mom always told me NOT to donate my organs. "Yeah, this dude might not make it, so might as well give away his organs."

Mothers are usually right and in this case, your mother proved it once again, AD! Good for her for seeing it when many of us were unaware. The more I read, the more I realize the dark side of it.

I always respected Doctors for their sacrifices in order to help people but they fell off the pedestal when it became obvious during Covid that the good ones were questioning the blood clots, the sudden deaths, etc. while those in it for the money were supporting Fauci & Big Pharma.

These people who ask others to donate organs are just weird

"🤷‍♂️ Oh, he died? How sad..."

I am on the fence with this one, I know a few people that have benefited from organ donations. It does sounds like the father was right in this case. The ability to know who is really brain dead and can't recover also seems to be questionable. Nothing I have read indicates a massive desire to declare people brain dead just to harvest organs, although that should be easy to determine with simple searches comparing hospitals that do them.

This really should be cut and dry. The father should have every right to have life support for his son, provided he or some insurance company is paying for it. The doctors have no right to pull the plug so quickly. That is all up to the family. On top of all that, clearly, the doctors had no idea what they are doing.

Modern medicine is 90% cult mentality and indoctrination...

The sentence and the result were never the issue, he was probably charged because he threated the doctors, staff and public with a firearm.