(If they got my sister to buy the three day course, I'd probably end up signing over my kidneys or something).  

Today, I have to sacrifice a kidney for a deal. 

And keep in mind, it's not forever, your not picking who to give a kidney to here, it's a brokerage and you can swap and change whenever you want.

If my son weer "normal" he would be most likely married, with children, college educated, able to shop, drive, make intelligent choices, have realtively no health issues ( he's had eye surgery, a kidney removed, 7 surgeries to remove cancer, need I go on?  

@Keenon Moorman It feels like passing a kidney stone!

I'm currently fighting incurable terminal kidney disease stage 3 daily plus diabeties and diabetic nerve damage in both legs , along with upper and lower bulging discs in my back.

I am thinking about getting a kidney transplant done in Venezuela because it's cheap.

Allen is on the waitlist for a kidney and does not want any possible eviction to affect her spot on the list.

In the good old days, I have to sell my kidney to get a loan (just kidding, but in very very old traditional scheme, one need to have usury loan with 20% daily interest rate).

There is a national group that runs kidney dialysis centers.