You can't do that with a transplant. M.A.S.H units didn't perform kidney transplants. They were sticking people back together. They were trying to get patients stable enough to transport to hospitals.

There is a danger of the body rejecting the transplant, that means the patient needs to be monitored closely after surgery.

All I am saying is, it is not as simple as finding a doctor that will overlook jab status. It requires a doctor that has this setup. Hell I have even brought up the fact that he wouldn't be approved for a kidney because without this type of care available the risk is too high of an unsuccessful transplant.