Liver transplants just take a slice, IIRC.
I know a young woman (31 now) who received part of a liver from a living donor a couple years ago, but then almost died due to rejection. She was blessed to receive a second chance with a new liver that became available. She married (2nd marriage) in January, and has a young son.
Years ago I worked with a gal, also in her 20s, who had Type 1 diabetes. She ended up in very bad shape with cardiomyopathy added to her ailments. She had an extensive, multiple organ transplant. I think she got a heart, lungs, pancreas, and maybe others. She seemed to be on her way to a fairly normal life at the time, got married.
My daughter had two liver transplants and we were never in a high place. That’s just a talking point. It’s B. S.
My Nephew had a liver transplant just this past week. We are a family of nobodies (deplorables).