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This article is from the Organ Transplant FAQ, by mike_holloway@hotmail.com (Michael Holloway) with numerous contributions by others.
http://www.med.umich.edu/trans/transweb/support/trio_main.html
The Transplant Recipients International Organization is a
network of local support groups that meet for the benefit of members and
to promote organ donor awareness. Their national headquarters can put
you in touch with your local chapter: (800) TRIO-386, (202) 293-0980, fax
(202) 293-0973. They also have pamphlets and organ donor cards available.
Continue to:
health, transplant, organ, tissue, waiting list, myth, support, donor
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