Liver Transplant Operation and Filial Piety

[Insighter]

 

We often see the news that a young boy have his liver cut off for his
father who have been sufferring from liver disease. Whenever the
reporter praised the great devotion, I cannot frankly speaking agree
to the praise.

The chronic diseases are come from the constitutional weakness of body.
The most of patients who are required for transoperation of liver have
constitutionally weak liver. So probably do their descendents for heredity.

The father who get his son's liver would not be strong enough to work
and should get immunosurppressant to last breath. The son who had his
liver cut would be also exposed to chronic liver diseases because of
constititional weakness and the cutting operation. If his son get a liver
disease required transoperation, what can doctor do for him? Maybe
No way!

We need the philosophy of life and of elongation without living prior to
irreasonable praises for filial piety.