[Marylander]

My guess is there is more here than meets the eye.

Isn't there some sort of privacy for people who refuse to give up their body parts? There might be reasons that are nobody's business.

Why should the sister be put on the spot like this? Obviously there are no concerns for her. This gives a hint about why she might refuse.

[Post Toasties]

Why should the sister be put on the spot like this? Obviously there are no concerns for her. This gives a hint about why she might refuse.

There would be no concerns for her if she was a despicable mentally ill narcissist or psychopath, perhaps. The fact that she is reveling in her hateful attitude rather than feeling deeply ashamed for playing her evil games tells what sort of worthless human being she herself is, IMO.

[gidget7]

Thank you Marylander! I was wondering all that myself. No mention here about why she won't. And since when does a newspaper write up in a newspaper about something like this. Aren't medical issues still private? She may have a very good reason no one knows about. Perhaps the father who is sick has been a leech from day one, or even worse. We don't know.

As far as the character of the sister, that's anyones guess, I just think it's kind of creepy that it is aired in a national newspaper. I can see the guy advertising for people to come forward and be tested, but to air family grievance's in the newspaper is just ewww.

What is this? The start of "be a donor or be tarred and feathered"?

[soccermom]

Gawd! Do you get paid extra for playing devil's advocate?