The Kidney Donor's Journey: 100 Questions I Asked Before Donating My Kidney

Discover why someone would donate a kidney to a total stranger

After an unexpected year-long journey of exploring kidney donation, Ari Sytner became a kidney donor to save the life of a single mother of 3 children. The experience was so inspirational and transformative, that Ari revealed the entire journey in this first ever question and answer book, outlining the 100 questions he struggled with before deciding to proceed with his transplant and give the gift of life. The Kidney Donor's Journey walks you through every stage of Ari's process, from researching, struggling and telling his family, to testing, undergoing surgery and recovery. The book inspires readers to weigh the personal and ethical values of kindness and human life, while sharing a moving and uplifting tale of one man's journey to make a difference in the world.

Some questions include:

• How do I tell my family?
• How risky is the surgery?
  
• Who pays for the surgery?
  
• Can I back out if I change my mind?
• Will my insurance go up?
• Do I meet the recipient?
• Will I have to take medications forever?
• Can I still drink coffee or alcohol?
• How long will I be in the hospital?
• Can anyone be a donor?
• How long will I be in the hospital?
  
• Will I regret my decision later on?

Plus many more powerful questions and answers

Author: Ari Sytner
Publisher: Ari Sytner
Published: 09/08/2016
Pages: 206
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.50lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.00w x 0.47d
ISBN: 9780998198408

About the Author
Ari Sytner is a serial optimist. He is a social worker, therapist, inspirational speaker, Huffington Post contributor, blogger, CEO, rabbi, organizational strategist, consultant and proud kidney donor. Ari is the Director of Leadership and Community Development for Yeshiva University, where he travels to communities worldwide to train and inspire healthy and functional communal relationships and organizations. He holds a BA in psychology, MS in education, MSW in social work and is currently a Ph.D. candidate. His positive messages of kindness and optimism universally resonate through all the work he does.

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