Selling kidneys to buy iPhone 4, this young man had to stay in hospital for 7 years

No longer a joke, a Chinese youth actually sold his kidneys to buy an iPhone and the price to pay for it was too expensive.

Seven years ago, Xiao Wang, then a 17-year-old boy living in China, sold his kidney to buy the iPhone 4. At that time, the iPhone 4 was the latest iPhone, anyone who owned it. It is also considered superior to others. Of course, the iPhone 4 was also Xiao Wang's dream but the difficult family situation did not allow the student to acquire it.

Xiao Wang started looking for ways to get as much money as possible. And through a bait, he learned that humans only need one kidney to live well. Therefore, Xiao Wang decided to sell one of his kidneys to make money.

Seven years have passed but Xiao Wang still has five institutes to run dialysis.Photo: Seehua.

After searching, Xiao Wang found an illegal clinic to sell kidneys. He was paid $ 3,200 for his kidney. For him, this is a huge amount of money and to buy an iPhone.

To perform the surgery, Wang went from Anhui province to Chenzhou. He plans to buy an iPhone soon after. People told Xiao Wang that after just a week he could function perfectly. But the situation is exactly the opposite, every bad thing starts happening.

His incision was not properly cleaned, clean and infected. Wang hid his parents from the surgery as well as his health condition until he became seriously ill from the infection.

Wang was taken to the hospital in a state of severe renal dysfunction and could almost stay in bed. In order to take care of Wang's dialysis fee, his family also suffered a financial crisis.

Later, the bait and illegal clinic bought Wang's kidneys were arrested and had to pay him some money to pay for the hospital fees. So far, seven years have passed but Wang still has to dialysis by machine. The return to normal life was too difficult for him.

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