Lamar Odom's fans are determined to help him to get well soon even if it means them donating their kidneys for his alleged transplant.
"Can we give you our kidneys?" - fans
Fans have love Lamar Odom so much they are even begging for their kidneys to be removed and given to the ill NBA star.
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Countless fans have been contacting Lamar and his wife, Khloe Kardashian on social media, responding to a story that the NBA champion's kidneys are shutting down and he could be in need of a transplant.
Some of them have gone as far as sending blood type info and contact numbers. For example, one guy wrote, "I don't just say stuff. If Lamar needs a kidney I'm willing to donate."
Can you donate your kidney to Lamar Odom as a fan?
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