ACDO 
L'Association Canadienne du Don d'Organes

AGIR 
L'Association Générale des Insuffisants Rénaux est un organisme à but non lucratif qui regroupe plus de 7000 membres dont 5700 sont des insuffisants rénaux, dialysés ou greffés, et de parents d'insuffisants rénaux, amis et sympathisants à la cause des maladies rénales ainsi que des professionnels de la santé.

A.N.G.C.P. 

Association Québécoise de la Fibrose Kystique

Site canadien d'information sur le don d'organes et de tissus
Le Site canadien sur le don d'organes et de tissus a été conçu pour vous aider, vous et votre famille, à comprendre les faits concernant les dons et les transplantations pour que vous puissiez prendre une décision éclairée.

CAT, (Canadian Association of Transplantation)

CPAFK (Comité provincial des adultes fibro-kystiques)  Le site héberge un organisme communautaire sans but lucratif dont la mission première est d’améliorer la qualité de vie des adultes fibro-kystiques du Québec et de leurs proches (conjoints, parents, amis, intervenants).  Les informations qu’il contient visent à favoriser l’autonomie de ses membres.  Elles contribuent à la promotion, à la défense et à la protection de leurs droits et de leurs intérêts. Forum de discussion disponible.

Commission de l'éthique de la science et de la technologie

HEMA QUÉBEC

L'Association Pulmonaire du Québec

Maison des Greffés du Québec

Ministère de la santé et des services sociaux Plan d'action

Québec-Transplant

Regroupement des infirmiers-infirmières ressources en don d'organes et de tissus du Québec

Chez Jasmine

Sites Anglais / English web page

American Society of Transplantation
AST is a multidisciplinary group of physicians and scientists dedicated to the promotion of education and research relating to transplantation medicine and immunology.

British Columbia Transplant Society

Calgary Health Region

Canada's National Organ and Tissue Information Site
The National Organ & Tissue Information Site is geared to helping you and your family understand the facts about donation and transplantation so that you can make an informed decision.

Commission de l'éthique de la science et de la technologie   english version

Capital Health   

Give life
The GiveLife web site was developed to assist Canadians in making informed decisions regarding organ, tissue and bone marrow donation.

Kidney Foundation of Canada
The Kidney Foundation of Canada is a national, volunteer organization dedicated to improving the health and quality of life of people living with kidney disease.

Organ Transplant Program, London Health Sciences Center
A comprehensive site, includes information about various types of transplants, anti-rejection drugs, and transplant research.

Second Wind Lung Transplant Association, Inc.
Mission: To improve the quality of life for lung transplant recipients, lung surgery candidates, people with related pulmonary concerns and their families by providing support, love, advocacy, education, information and guidance through a spirit of service, adding years to their lives and life to their years.

The Canadian Association of Transplantation
The CAT, a national non-profit association of health professionals committed to facilitating and enhancing the transplant process in an atmosphere of respect for human dignity.

The Canadian Transplant Association
CTA is a nonprofit organization of transplant athletes and others committed to positively influencing public attitude towards organ donation, and motivating transplant recipients to maintain a healthy lifestyle by holding athletic events.

The Merck manual of medecal information

Transplant games Sherbrooke 2000
The transplant games in Sherbrooke by Gordon Denison (kidney transplant)

Transplant News
A twice-monthly newsletter providing up-to-the-minute information on developments in organ, tissue, eye, and bone marrow procurement and transplantation..

Transplant Support  (Lung, Heart/Lung, Heart) 

University of Toronto: Multiorgan Transplantation
Provides information about the transplant program in Toronto

XVI World Transplant Games

The World of life

How to get into chat at the Transplant Support Site 
for lung, heart/lung and heart transplant.

1. You need to become a member of the site.

2. To become a member you go to this home page :

http://groups.msn.com/transplantsupportlungheartlungheart

3. On the right and left hand side of the page there is JOIN NOW  or JOIN HERE.  You need to click on one of those and then follow the directions.

4. Once you are a member you can come to the chat. 

5. To go to chat, go to the homepage. On the left hand side of page you will see a column of "features". 
The 2^nd or 3^rd option down is CHAT. You click on that and it should take you there. 

If you have any problems, you can email me, my name is Joanne Schum. 
luckylungsforjo@aol.com

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