Can organ transplants affect your personality?

[Happeh]

I'd fogotten about the kidney stone thing.? Still would be interested in how it's used for back problems though.

Makes you wonder doesn't it? If something cannot bend, that is because it is tight, or something is holding it back. Like there was a string preventing him from standing up straight.

Maybe the ultrasound pulverized that "string" that was holding him down?

[CuriousPrimate]

I've met a few people who have had a penis grafted to their head.

Or did it just seem like that?

[Lucifer]

/dies laughing...   

[Peter]

I'd fogotten about the kidney stone thing.  Still would be interested in how it's used for back problems though.

Makes you wonder doesn't it? If something cannot bend, that is because it is tight, or something is holding it back. Like there was a string preventing him from standing up straight.

Maybe the ultrasound pulverized that "string" that was holding him down?

Wow, it's great that they were able to sort out her masturbation damage!  Do you think this would help other masturbation victims?

[Happeh]

I've met a few people who have had a penis grafted to their head.

Or did it just seem like that?

Did you know that people are reflections of each other?

You were seeing yourself when you looked at those people with a penis on their head.

After all, what kind of rude person would say "Hey! There is a penis on your head"?

That is like telling a cripple "Hey! Your legs are messed up".

[CuriousPrimate]

The term is Dick-head, Happeh.

[Happeh]

The term is Dick-head, Happeh.

This is why you don't want blood transfusions. Everyone already knows you can get AIDS from blood transfusion. The French government knowingingly gave people AIDS with bad blood. What did they say? "Ooops! Sorry!"

I think you can also get hepatitis from blood transfusion. Now they are saying you can get Mad Cow disease from a blood transfusion.

"Reported in 2004, elderly patients were the second probable case of blood-borne vCJD transmitted between humans. The first was identified months earlier, in December 2003, in a 62-year-old man who died of vCJD six years after a blood transfusion. This man's blood donor had been an apparently healthy young man who died of vCJD three years after the donation."

This story also illustrates another of my themes. How the government lies to you all the time. This story is about Britain. But it is in an Australian newspaper. Your government would let you get Mad Cow just so the beef guys can keep making money. Just look at how the French let those people get AIDS so whoever it was could keep making money.

[ozymandias]

Well as a registered nurse, any kind of MAJOR surgery can affect a person's personality, IMHO.  Not unlike any other major life affecting/altering moment.  I have seen this happen on the job and in my medical journals as well.  But, like anything else the degree of change/affect depends on the crisis and the individual.

Peace

[Happeh]

Well as a registered nurse, any kind of MAJOR surgery can affect a person's personality, IMHO.? Not unlike any other major life affecting/altering moment.? I have seen this happen on the job and in my medical journals as well.? But, like anything else the degree of change/affect depends on the crisis and the individual.

Peace

Thanks for your insight. You sound like you are in a position to see real evidence.

[Squidusa]

I wouldn't have thought it would change your personality , just maybe give you a change of heart, the question does make my brain spin however. 

(Just postwhoring again)

[The_Chosen_One]

You little necrobumper, you. 

[Phallacy]

Well, it makes a lot of sense, really. Talk about a "change of heart"!

['Butterflies']

If you subconsciously believe something could possibly change your personality, then there's a chance that it might.