Since his reported overdose at a Nevada brothel, Lamar Odom's medical condition has been touch and go. While his condition has greatly improved in the 10 days since his hospitalization, the former NBA star still has a long way to go. For starters, he's still struggling with kidney failure and receiving dialysis treatments. There has even been talk of him needing a kidney transplant.
When fans heard that Lamar might need a new kidney, fans were quick to offer up their own, which is a nice gesture and everything, but there are currently over 93,000 people on the kidney transplant waiting list, some of whom have been waiting years for a transplant.
As TMZ first noted, many fans have taken to Twitter to share their offer with Khloe Kardashian and Lamar, with some tweeting their blood type and others saying they would donate - for a price.
Obviously, the reaction has been mixed. "So he can destroy it with drugs. Try someone who cherishes their life. He have to prove change to me first," one person commented. "These regular people who have been fighting for years are waiting. Who wants to donate to them?" another wrote, along with a link to a Facebook page for people on dialysis.
Others are sympathizing with Lamar and defending people who choose to make that offer. "If anyone offers to donate for ANY reason, it is THEIR business! Be careful, you or a loved one may walk in similar shoes one day!" someone said. "Awww! That's sweet! That's probably the nicest thing I've ever heard a fan would do! Bless them!" another chimed in.
No word yet on whether or not Lamar will even need a transplant, but people are throwing their offers out there just in case.
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I moved to New York City five years ago, and at 25 years old began an editorial internship. It was a huge, daunting step, especially as I was leaving my prior job to "chase a dream" in such an immense, crazy place as New York. I was lucky enough that I'd previously interned in London and my boss set me up with one of her friends who was an editor at what then was a start-up (but now is a prestigious, well known business), and I interviewed via Skype before I arrived. Because I had never been to the office or actually met any of the staff, I obviously had little idea of what to expect, so I was going in blind. Hopefully, with the following advice, you won't have to.
New York is easy to romanticize, and the idea of being an intern with nothing but a smile and a suitcase full of dreams just intensifies the romance. But being an intern in New York can be exhausting. There are long hours, menial tasks, and sometimes even skipped lunches (which aren't legal to be denied, but sometimes you get so caught up working you just forget to eat)! Be prepared for it to be ugly, boring and sweaty, and to have to wear "sensible" shoes (because you're going to be running around) rather than your stylish new boots or stilettos.
But then things will take a turn and be unexpectedly glamorous. You'll suddenly find yourself invited to a Christmas party, a movie screening, or some kind of other New York social event. Know that interning has its perks and can be fun but don't get too swept up in the glamour, gossip, and drinking. If you're interning somewhere you'd like to actually work someday, get involved when you're asked to play, but don't treat it like a party, treat it like an extension of your work. Interning, as much as skill building, is also about networking, so when you put your party pants on also know that you're working and trying to build contacts and impress your higher ups.
In the dog-eat-dog world of New York internships, it's easy to be exploited. But it's okay not to stand for it. You don't have to stand in the freezing cold for 12 hours if your boss asks you to buy concert tickets for her. You don't have to put up with leaving the office at 10 pm every night, after arriving at 9 am. You don't have to do anything dangerous or anything you're uncomfortable with. And you don't have to do an internship that doesn't actually teach you any real skills or provide you with any value. Remember that even though an internship might be in-demand and competitive, it still doesn't mean it's a good internship, or the right internship for you. Don't ever sell yourself short by telling yourself "I need this." An internship, in New York as everywhere else, should be a healthy exchange of services and knowledge.
The flip side to saying no is that there's always going to be someone with their hand up in line behind you to say "yes, a thousand times yes!" While that's not a good excuse to do something that's unfairly taxing on you or that makes you feel uncomfortable, it's something to be aware of when you're deciding how much effort you're going to put into your day. If you want to be employed where you're interning, you have the best opportunity to show your bosses why they should hire you. Don't waste it! You can be stern, stand up for yourself, and say no to things while still being a hardworking and efficient worker. If anything, your bosses will appreciate your integrity.
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