Let me tell you and share with you an experience of a very dear friend, who is here tonight. Her daughter was desperately ill. The wise men at U.C.L.A said to her, the mother, unless we can get that kidney functioning she will die in three weeks. The best thing really would be a transplant, but we do not have kidney banks. We have eye banks and blood banks, but we don’t have kidney banks. It has to be a transplant just from the live one to the live one, and so the donor and the receiver must be present to receive. She volunteered instantly, “Well, take my kidney.” He said, “Alright, come into the hospital prepared to spend three days to make the tests.” And so, quickly she goes into the hospital, and they made the tests, and said to her, “We cannot use your kidney.” It functioned all right for her, but it could not be transplanted. It’s not the perfect kidney. It would not be helpful to this daughter of hers. The daughter, by the way, is a mother; she has children.345 ¶22