Lyme/Co-Infections & Organ Donation

Good morning everyone. Tested positive for Lyme yet no co infections testing was done. I'm on the organ donor list. My 30 y/o son was diagnosed at age 12 with iga nephropathy. We at least, took comfort that I could give him a kidney if/when he needs one. Then the tick bites.... I had every symptom of babesia and still struggle with some symptoms. The new allopath says, "You've been treated"(21 days of amoxicillian) so don't worry. WHAT!? WHY, won't she order a co infections test? Even if my son doesn't need a kidney, what happens if I die in a car accident tomorrow & they give my corneas to some poor little kid? It's been over 2 years since, I've had any blood work. The new dr just ordered, the common tests yet, my insurance refused to pay for them after, I fasted for 15 hours, borrowed a car & drove to the hospital lab. Why wouldn't a dr order a co infections test? I'd need to; rent-a-car & drive 3 hours away, to find an independent lab if, I ordered my own co infections panel online & self pay. If she ordered the test panel, I could get them done here & self pay. This entire mess is driving me nuts. Sorry if this is presented in a confusing manner. I read that babesia & ehrlichiosis diagnoses means no blood/organ donations, ever. How can I find out if I am infected without finding another new dr & hoping they'll help Or without huge costs of ordering them myself? Are there any other ways? Should I remove myself from organ donor list? Has anyone else worried about being an organ donor or removed their name?

This was on the be the match site

"If you have fully recovered from a tick-borne disease, such as Lyme disease, Ehrlichiosis, human anaplasmosis, or Rocky Mountain spotted fever, you will be able to donate. However, if you have chronic Lyme disease, you will not be able to donate. The other tick-borne diseases mentioned are not believed to have chronic forms in humans."

It did say donated organs are tested for disease but I didn't see which ones. I'm sorry that you have to worry about this on top of everything else. I'm hoping your son never needs it and they find a way to completely clear these infections from our bodies LONG before anyone is even thinking about donating your organs.

As far as removing yourself from the list maybe reach out to be the match and ask their opinion? I hadn't even thought about this but I did stop giving blood since I was diagnosed.

Thank you all for your kind & helpful replies.