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1.
Spread the Word
Make the need for a kidney transplant known to all family members and close friends. read more »
2.
Inform and Educate
Share information, this website for instance, in an effort to educate family members and friends about the advantages of living donations. read more »
3.
Be Tactful and Respectful
Consider each potential donor’s personality and decide the best ways to approach him or her. read more »
4.
Stay Positive
Assure the potential donor that they are under no obligation to donate and that his or her decision will in no way affect your relationship in a negative manner. read more »
5.
Give It Time
Allow the potential donor time to
consider all aspects of the procedure and make their final decision. read more »
6.
No Pressure
Don’t attempt to pressure someone into saying yes. If the initial decision is no, then leave it at that. read more »
7.
Provide a Resource
Encourage anyone who might be interested on donating to contact the transplant center for further educational materials or to schedule a discussion. read more »

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