This is the result of USA and European countries against Iran. These sanctions will not hurt Ahamaninejad, the revolutionary guard, or the top Mullas and so called Holy men.  It hurst the every day people, like this young beautiful girl who is working 10 hours a day and cant make ends meet.It hurts the people that have nothing to do with the evil government of Iran.  The sanction hurts the women, children and the poor. 

I can not believe that the world can set aside and watch a young country like Iran suffer in the hands of dictators.  I am so turned off by religion, it seems like the most evil people in the world, accomplish their wicked deeds under the name of God or Allah.  What has happened to humanity?

I cannot believe the bigotry and ignorance some of these comments exhibit.  How can anyone blame a young woman whose mother left her to raise her sisters alone with few prospects and little control for trying to do so with dignity?  How can you fault people with limited resources for trying to keep a loved one alive?  How can you blame someone living on the edge who is trying to get it together for a streak of hard luck that knocks them back down?  Would the barter of organs go away if it weren’t legal?  No - as seen in the film, if you can’t get help legally, you’ll look for what you want on the black market and pay even more for it than you would if it were legal. At least an effort, however shocking it seems, is being made to ensure that not only the wealthy can live.  Would anyone sell their blood, their organs, or their body if they didn’t need the money?  No.  While there are some things that many people will do for free because risk is minimal (blood donors), even for those low risk things, not enough do it for free so we have clinics where we pay people to come in too many times for their health because they need the money.  The poor everywhere have always and will always be on the short end when it comes to who will donate a kidney, carry a gun to war, clothe themselves in toxic materials, or eat what others won’t.  Let’s hope for some compassion and enough sense to not judge others when we don’t understand their circumstances, culture or beliefs. Too bad we’ll never evolve to the point where everyone will live and let live without trying to coerce others to bend their views at the expense of the poor.  I blame the politicians, here - there - anywhere.  Until they back down and leave each other be, policies that keep people poor and at the mercy of more conservative members of their society will not go away.  When times are good anywhere, people tend to be freer in spirit and more tolerant.  The luxury of tolerance evaporates whenever one part of a society is set upon another due to economic pressures or other constraints.  The people of one country aren’t any more evil than another - it’s the failed leadership of all countries that allows this sort of thing to continue.

WOW, as a kidney transplant receipient I thank GOD for my kidney ,I was 5yrs on dialysis and during they discovered a brain tumor near my brain stem I survived a13 hr surgery my deep thank to DR MCmorrow she saved my life then after I recooperated April 11,1990 on a palm Sunday I got beep from my beeper, my family were willing to get matched but what if what happened to me would happened to anyone else my mother suffered enough so I waited and in 3 month I got my kidney very expensive surgery but the anti rejection medication are even more so far in the begining I was fine but now after 10 yrs usually you are suppossed to get a new one but my donor was a fighter and I as well. So thank fully I am fine and I see this and I ask my self do they know about the medication you are required to take so your body won’t reject the kidney I have seen people die in dialysis because there body rejected the kidney or they weren’t taking there medication as needed. Also do they let the donors know the risk they are taking with one kidney living in deplauralable condition, this is all very tragic.
MY DONORS NAME WAS SCOTT GREENE without him I wouldn’t be here, but mostly thank you to his living family who after hours of saying goodbye they made that hard decision to donate his parts it saved many lives.SO I SAY BE A DONOR live on making a difference,and for those inhuman places may a difference come soon and more help for the patients not to be treated like a money oppurtunity or an animal it is really a sad situation. I can imagine how many people die from both sides hope they remend there situation, I was really saddened due to knowing the right way this is done it sank my heart that is why I had to speak about my experience.