英國出生74分鐘嬰兒成最小器官捐贈者

　　12月7日口譯文章：英國出身74分鐘嬰兒成最鄙吝官救濟者

　　鏡報昨天報導，一位名叫Hope的女嬰固然才出身74分鐘就滅亡了，但她的怙恃Emma Lee和Drew Lee在曉得她的腎臟和肝臟細胞可以救人以後，選取募捐她的器官，這也讓他們從中獲得撫慰。如今這對伉儷願望司法能有所變動，以救濟更多人的性命。

　　Emma是個護工，本年32歲，她說："一個小嬰兒均可以舉行這麽多器官移植——心臟，肺，乃至皮膚和眼角膜。募捐應當是強迫性的，而不是選取性的。器官移植不但有助於接收者，對救濟者悲痛的家庭也是一種安慰。"

　　父親Drew本年51歲，他彌補道："假如成為救濟者，將會有更多的器官可以供給。在如今的軌制下，康健的器官都邑被糟蹋掉。"

　　威爾士周二宣告了一條司法，主意全部成年人都應贊成募捐器官，除非決議不加入。這個沖破性的轉變估計能將器官救濟者的數目增長25%。如今天天都有三小我在期待器官移植中死去。

　　Emma和Drew曾有機遇可以選取流產掉Hope，由於掃描表現她是個無腦兒，縱然生下來也活不了。然則以前有一個叫Teddy Houlston的嬰兒生下來只活了100分鐘卻救濟器官救了人。遭到Teddy的故事的影響，伉儷倆也沒有廢棄Hope，將她生了下來。

　　Hope的屍體將在周二火葬。本日，來自薩福克紐馬克特的Emma和Drew須要面臨兩份出身掛號和一份滅亡掛號。

　　Emma說："我必需咬著嘴唇不讓本身哭出來。在Hope的滅亡證實上具名真的太難了。"

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　　The Mirror told yesterday how Emma and Drew Lee found some comfort in knowing little Hope's kidneys and liver cells would save lives after she died just 74 minutes after being born. Now the couple want a change in the law that could save thousands more.

　　Care worker Emma, 32, said: "Just one body can be used for so many transplants – hearts, lungs, even skin and corneas. Donating should be mandatory, not optional. Transplants don't only help the recipients. They help the donor's grieving family too."

　　Drew, 51, added: "If becoming a donor was automatic millions more organs would be available. Under the current system healthy organs are going to waste."

　　Wales introduced a law on Tuesday deeming all adults to have consented to donate their organs unless they opt out. This groundbreaking change is expected to increase the number of donors by 25%. Three people die every day waiting for a transplant.

　　Emma and Drew were offered the chance to abort Hope when scans showed she had the killer birth condition anencephaly. But they continued with the pregnancy after being inspired by the story of Teddy Houlston who lived for just 100 minutes but saved lives by donating organs.

　　Hope will be cremated on Tuesday. Today, Emma and Drew of Newmarket, Suffolk, faced the task of registering two births and one death.

　　Emma said: "I had to bite my lip to stop myself from crying. Signing Hope's death certificate was the toughest bit."