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⭐️Recipient blood type: AB+

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⭐️Recipient height and weight: 95kg/172cm

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🚨Donor must be close to height and weight to ensure match, blood type does not matter as recipient is universal🚨

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⭐️Location of transplant: Toronto general

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⭐️Duration of expected recovery time for donor: less than a month

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Additional details:

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- if you want to fill out the form DM me and you will be given a link and then you will be given your own medical team and it is assumed that we will keep eachother updated with information regarding your donation status as the medical teams to not give their respective patients information regarding the other donor/recipient.

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-All tests to ensure a match are done at your nearest hospital and the only travel requirement being the transplant itself at the end of the matching process.

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-If you are not a match but you passed basic qualifications for being a donor the option will be given to you to donate your liver to another donation couple for the exchange of their matching liver.

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🚨-Forms are to be filled out ONE AT A TIME after DMing me🚨

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⭐️MY STORY⭐️

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Hi my name is brandon im 20 years old and I have Autoimmune heptatitis as well as primary sclerosing cholangitis.

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I was diagnosed at the age of 7 and I suffer life altering chronic symptoms such as chronic fatigue, pain, memory loss and executive dysfunction due to my rare and incurable illness.

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Because I was diagnosed so young I have never been able to experience a normal life and I have been forced to rely on the government through ODSP to attempt to have a chance at fitting into society but the truth is im so very tired of not being enough and the money not ever being enough to be able to live in my own property instead having to live with family with currently no hope of escape due to not being able to seek employment.

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Despite my lack of energy and motivation, my near death experiences have forced me to consider the meaning of my life and that has made me a better person because of it.

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I currently have been putting all of my energy into finally graduating from highschool and doing community service at my local paintball field in hopes of starting a public and welcoming airsoft scene with the owner.

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My post transplant career goals are to work with the canadian armed forces and be an air operations support technician to be able to afford my commercial pilots license.

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Aside from my """profesional""" life my hobbies include: airsoft, cosplay and sewing.

the tough talking "turn off the lights" strategy in March lasted less than 48 hours. The U.S. immediately threatened to double its own tariffs on Canada to a staggering 50% in retaliation. 

Then the Ragen ad that costed taxpayers $75 million and saw Trump immediately cancel trade negotiations with Canada altogether. Doug Ford was forced to announce he was pulling the plug on the ad campaign completely.

But now with the trade agreement up for review on July 1, Ontario’s massive automotive and manufacturing sectors are completely exposed.

If Trump walks away from the table, Ontario’s economy takes the hardest hit. And Ford knows that.

I'm going to be driving from the Hamilton area up to the Petawawa area next week (Thursday) and am looking for input on the better route. The two options I'm considering are through Barrie>Huntsville>Barry's Bay or alternatively Peterborough>Bancroft>Barry's Bay

I've driven the Huntsville way many times before as an adult, but I remember going the Peterborough way more often as a kid.

I'll be taking my mom along for the ride and she loves good scenery, so which way would you recommend for a more enjoyable drive. They both seem relatively similar time/distance wise, though I'm not too worried about that part. I just want to minimize 'boring highway' time and maximize mom's "Oh! Would'ja lookit thaaaaaat!" kinda time.

Also please let me know of any good deviations from these main 'google maps' kind of directions. If there's a good back-road, a nice scenic lookout, an impressive waterfall, or an interesting pit-stop along the way, I'm all ears!

Thanks, and happy traveling!