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|    Tough Shit - Let The Dopers Die to All    |
|    Whining Utah family doper man who was in    |
|    25 Apr 17 01:01:25    |
      XPost: alt.drugs.pot, alt.religion.mormon, sac.politics       XPost: alt.atheism       From: kill-all-dopers@aclu.org              Why didn't the wonder drug marijuana cure him?              A young man who was initially denied a crucial double-lung       transplant after he tested positive for marijuana has died after       undergoing the procedure in Philadelphia.              20-year-old Riley Hancey died Saturday due to complications from       the transplant procedure.              "We are extremely thankful to all the wonderful doctors and       staff at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of       Utah for their expertise and care that Riley received," the       Hancey family said in a statement, according to the PhillyVoice.       "We would also like to thank the donor family, who in their own       grief chose to save a life. We will never forget your kindness       and generosity."              According to reports, Hancey contracted a rare form of pneumonia       and developed a lung infection just after Thanksgiving in 2016.       When it became clear that he would need a lung transplant in       order to survive, doctors at the University of Utah reportedly       rejected Hancey as a transplant candidate because he tested       positive for THC, a chemical found in marijuana.              Hancey’s father claims that his son had smoked pot with his       friends on Thanksgiving night in 2016 — the first time he had       used drugs in a year.              Hancey’s family contacted hospitals across the country,       searching for a doctor that would perform the procedure despite       his drug test. University of Pennsylvania Hospital agreed to       perform the procedure, and he was life-flighted to Philadelphia       in February.              "We know that in our hearts we gave him every opportunity to       survive," the Hancey family’s statement said. "He will live in       our hearts forever. Riley is now free to climb every mountain,       ski the back country, go fishing, and run every river. He will       continue to do so with his family in spirit."              http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/national/man-who-was-       initially-denied-lung-transplant-because-of-marijuana-use-dies              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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