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Nyic Kä Tɔ̈ Në Biäk De Kä Ke Guɔ̈p Ku Rɛ̈ɛ̈r Ye Nyic kä tɔ ̈biäknë de kä ke guɔp̈ku rɛɛ̈r ye gam̈ Gätë täŋdu piny në Australian Organ Donor Register www.donatelife.gov.au Kä tɔ thïn̈ Nyic ë wël kë Nyic ë wël kë 1 Ye kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr̈ ̈ ye gam ŋö? Ye kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛ ̈r ̈ ye gam ŋö? 1 Kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr ̈ ̈ ye gam ee luäŋ de pïïr ku wɛɛ̈ ̈r- Ye ŋö yenë kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛ ̈r ̈ ye gam yic thiɛk? 1 de pïïr tɔ̈ në ajuiɛɛr ̈ ̈ de akïmic. Kä ke guɔ̈p aaye ke Ye ŋö yenë kɔc ye kɔɔr bë ke cuɔm̈ gup? 1 lööm enɔŋ raan ci ke gam ku lɔ ke cuɔm në raan bec Ye ŋa lëu bë kä ke guɔp̈ de gam? 2 guɔ̈p kɔɔr bë thou në kë cïnë kä ke guɔpdë riääk. Ye töŋ yindë de guɔp̈ ku rɛɛ ̈r ̈ ye gam? 2 Nyin ku rɛr̈ cï gam alëu bïk raan luɔk̈ ka cök kë pïïrde Lëu be ajuɛɛ̈r ̈ de gam de töŋ de guɔp̈ ku rɛɛ ̈r ̈ piny enɔŋ kɔc kɔ̈ k. luuïedë? 2 Ye kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛ ̈r ̈ bɛibei ̈ yade? 3 Australia ee paan töŋ tiëc rin në ajuiɛr de cum de Ye kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛ ̈r ̈ tääu eno? 3 kä ke guɔp̈ në piny nhom ku ka ye wereek cï gɔɔ̈ ̈r Ye naa lëu benë kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛ ̈r ̈ ye gam rɔt looi? 4 nyuɔɔth lan nhiɛɛrë̈ ̈ kɔc juëc ajuiɛɛr̈ ̈ de gam de töŋ de guɔp̈ ku rɛɛ ̈ ̈r. Tak ku gatë taŋdu piny 5 Ye ŋö yenë kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr̈ ̈ ye gam yic thiɛk? Ye ŋo ye Donor Register? 5 Kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr ̈ ̈ ye gam aaye luäk ku waar ke pïïr. Ye ŋa lëu be gät në Donor Register? 5 Töŋ de töök ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr ̈ ̈ cï gam alëu bë pïïr de Ku na cï ɣa gat rin piny të dɛ̈ peei? 5 kɔc kee ka kɔc juëc waar. Lëu ba täŋdiɛ̈ gätpiny yadë në Donor Register? 6 10 Ye ŋö ɣɛn namba de Medicare diɛ kɔɔr? 6 Anɔŋ kë cït ciin de kɔc kee 1600 ke paan de Australia Lëu ba kä cake gät piny waar yadë? 6 tït bïk ke cum guɔp̈ në thaa tök cenë raan cï ke miɔɔc Ye tënö lëu ban wël juëc yök në biäk de Donor yök. Kɔc kɔk̈ ke Australia aaye thou ke ke tït bïk ke Register? 6 cuɔ̈m gup. Kɔk ̈ aaye tɔ ̈ paan de akïm në wiik ka pɛi, ku kɔk̈ aaye lɔ paan de akïm në wik thok bik lɔ tïŋ ka Jääm kë taŋdu yic wɔnë paan duɔn̈ ku lɔ ke yiɛn̈ wal. mɛ̈ɛ ̈ thku 7 Ye ŋö yenë kɔc ye kɔɔr bë ke cuɔm̈ gup? Ye ŋa kɔɔr bë täŋdiɛ̈ de gɛm de kä ke guɔp̈ nyic? 7 Kɔc ye kɔɔr bë ke cuɔm̈ gup aaye kek man dur thou Lëu jam de ye kenë gɔl yadë? 7 Ye ŋö ba lueel? 8 ka kä ke guɔp̈ yic aa riääk. E rɔt looi enɔŋ mïth kor ku Ye ŋö ye DonateLife? 8 mïth cï dït agut kɔc dït. Ye tenö lëu ba wël juëc në biäk de kä ke ke guɔ̈p ku Kɔc ye rɛɛr̈ ̈ kɔɔr bë ke cuɔm̈ alëu bïk ya kɔc wääc cï rɛɛr̈ ̈ ye gam yök? 9 run ke. Në kɔk̈ yic, rɛr ̈ alëu be pïïr luɔk.̈ Në yic pacɔk,̈ DonateLife Nambai 10 ee pïïr de raan ci yiɛn̈ ekenë cökpiny. 1 Ye ŋa lëu bë kä ke guɔp̈ de gam? Yïteet kedhia ku territoriith anɔŋ lööŋ mac wɛt de Ye naa lëu benë kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr̈ ̈ ye gam rɔt looi? Raan ebɛn̈ alëu kä ke guɔpdë ku rɛɛr ̈ ̈ ke gam -—acïn gɛk, ëkënë aayenë raan luuï në nɔŋ de kä kë guɔ̈p ye Të cinë raan thou ke ke kan jam ye bë töŋ de guɔp ku run cïï dik enɔŋ gɛm de töŋ de guɔpdë ku rɛɛr. ̈ ̈ Kë gam naŋ riɛɛr bë ajuiɛr̈ de kä ci gam ke guɔp̈ cɔk lɔ rɛɛr ke gam ka në na ye deet ee ye ŋö e näk raan, ku tän de kä guɔ̈pde ku tueŋ. Eë biäkë alëu bë kɔc ke ɣän ke luk (coroner) cɔk rɛ̈ɛr. ̈ Na cak run ku akökööl de pialu bɛɛr kɔɔr yic, ke tɔ̈ thïn të nɔŋ thuɔu de raan cï töŋ de guɔp̈ gam cök Gɛm de kä ke guɔp̈ duɔ̈në tɛɛu ̈ ̈ në yï nhom lan yin meth, ka raandit, ka kë kɔɔric në coroner. Raan alëu bë kë de guɔpdë gam të cenë ye yök cïi guɔp̈ piɔl ago töŋ de guɔ̈pdu gam. Në ye kaamë ku të cenë ye kënë thök, ke kɔc ke raan ke nyith ci thou ku ka jɔl wëëi në makana de paan Ye töŋ yindë de guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr̈ ̈ ye gam? cï töŋ de guɔpdë gam aaye kuɔny në DonateLife kɔc de akïm. Thon de nyith etë cenë rim beer cath në ye luui në biäk de kä ye gam ku rɛɛ̈ ̈r. nyithic, ke nyith akääc ku thou në kë cen rɔt be jɔt. Kä ye gam ekë: Kä ye gam kedhie ku kä ye cuɔm aaye ke looi në kɔc Aaye kan them në akuut - ke nyïc kee rou lan cenë • kä ke guɔp̈ rou, piɔu,̈ gɔ ̈yɔ ̈ɔk, ̈ cuäny ku tak cï nyiny de yekenë kueen arëëtic tɔ̈ në Ajuiɛɛr de Pial nyith cuɔ̈ k thou në yic pacɔ̈ k. • rɛɛr rɛr̈ ke piɔu, ̈ rär de yuɔm, dɛl,̈ nyin ku rɛr ke de Kɔc në Australia. Kɔc alëu bë nhïïm riɛɛr në kaam de yi thon de nyith tak. ̈ ̈ ̈ ku mɔl̈ de wei (coma) Yïn ba kë ba gam lueel në kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr ku të Ye kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr bɛibei yade? Raan mɔl̈ wei (coma) acïï kɔc ye nyic në kë cenë nyith gät yïn täŋ de kë be gam në Australian Organ Donor Bïbei de kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr ̈ ̈ acï wääc ke kɔ̈ k ye ke de nɔŋ tɔɔk̈ ̈ dït, ku nyith den edhiac ke lui ku ka lëu Register. looi në akïïm. be dɛɛm. Ku thon de nyith, e cïn dɛm lëu ben dɛɛm. Guɔ̈p de raan cï liu aaye döt në riɛu.̈ Kä ke guɔ ̈p ku Lëu be ajuɛɛr̈ ̈ de gam de töŋ de guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr̈ ̈ Aaye ajuiɛɛr de thëm de akim nyuɔɔth lan wääc kek rɛ̈ɛr ̈ cï gam acïï guɔp̈ de raan cï liu ye waar, ku ka cïï luuïedë? arëët thon de nyith ku jɔl mɔl de wëi ye (coma). bë thiäkde lɔŋdɛn de thuɔɔu cɔk piɔlic. Nä cï raan thou në thaa kɔɔrë kä ke guɔp̈ ka rɛɛ ̈ ̈r Bibei de ka ke guɔp̈ cï gam e rɔt loi të cenë piɔü kɔɔ ̈ ̈c ̈ ̈ arëët, ke kɔc ke raan cï thou aaye ke thiɛɛ̈ ̈c. Ye kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr tääu eno? ku cïï beer gut, mɛn ye cɔl thon de Kardiak’,ku ëkenë Aaye Australian Organ Donor Register kan kɔɔr cök Australia anɔŋ ajuiɛr rir në biäk de të yenë kä ke acï rɔt ye dac looi. lan ecenë raan cï thou rɔt gät piny në biäk de gam de guɔ̈p ku rɛɛr ̈ ̈ ye gam tɔɔu. ̈ ̈ Ajuiɛr ̈ de Transplantation Eë kë cït ciin de rou në thiɛrnyiɛny yic yenë kä ke töŋ de guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr. ̈ ̈ Raan luuï në biäk de kä ye gam Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ) guɔ̈p gam në ɣän ke akïïm. Ekenë ayen piath bë ke guɔp̈ abë jam kenë kɔc ke raan ci thou në biäk de acï ajuiɛr de kä ke guɔp̈ ye ke cuɔm looi Organ kɔc bë kä ken gam ya nyic ku ye kɔc ken kuɔny ago gam kä ke guɔ̈p. Transplantation from Deceased Donors: Consensus täŋden looi në biäk de gɛm de kä ke guɔ̈p. Kɔc ke raan ci liu aaye ke yiɛn̈ kaam bik jam ku tɛk̈ kë Statement on Eligibility Criteria and Allocation Gɛm de Rɛɛ̈ ̈ r në ye kenë lan benë töŋ de guɔp̈ gam cï lan cïnë raan Protocols. Ke ajuir kë atɔ̈ në donatelife.gov.au cï thou ye lueel ye bë gam. Na cï ë kenë rɔt gam, ke Kɔc kɔk̈ juëc eya aaye rɛɛr̈ ̈ ken gam bë ke cuɔm. wereek abë yenë jal cɔk ye yic lan cenë kä ke guɔ̈p ku Ago cum dik, rɛɛr aci ye jal jɔt të cenë raan thou ci rɛ̈ɛr ̈ gam. mɛn de kä kɔk̈ ke guɔp ̈ ye ke gam kë. Ke cïï thöŋ ke kɔk̈ kë, rɛɛr alëu bïk rëër në kaam baaric. 2 3 4 Lëu ba täŋdiɛ ̈gätpiny yadë në Donor Register? Na kɔɔr kuɔny bë ke wël waar yic ke yï cɔl Wäär ku Tak ku gatë taŋdu piny Yïn lëu ba taŋduɔn̈ de gɛm de kä ke guɔp̈ looi në töŋ luɔɔi de thook në l TIS në 131 450* Ye ŋo ye Donor Register? de kee dhɔlkë: * cïït thiin de wëu e rɔt kɔɔr. ** ɔiin de cɔ̈ t ee rɔt kɔɔr bë cuat piny ku në mobalic ye tök. Ajuiɛ̈r de Australian Organ Donor Register (yen • Thiaŋ de yic de poom tɔ̈ në wereŋë kɔ̈u Donor Register) yenë kee akut ye kɔc gat piny ago kë • lɔ në humanservices.gov.au/organdonor ku gatë kä ke guɔp̈ ku rɛɛr bik ke gam bë ke lɔ cuɔm të ci kek rɔt piny etɛɛn̈ ̈ në komputa yic thou.
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