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novapsycheI don't know. Each woman has a 50/50 chance of making it through the operation (which could take 4 days).
As much as anyone would wish, it's far likelier that only one will survive. And it's just as likely that both will perish as will survive.
If I were one of the women, I don't know if I would have elected the surgery. If I had and my sister (who I knew like no other person on earth) ended up dying, I don't know if I could handle the grief and guilt.
As much as anyone would wish, it's far likelier that only one will survive. And it's just as likely that both will perish as will survive.
If I were one of the women, I don't know if I would have elected the surgery. If I had and my sister (who I knew like no other person on earth) ended up dying, I don't know if I could handle the grief and guilt.