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    Default Organ Donation

    There are murmurings again that 'assumed consent' for the donation of your organs on death is to be introduced.

    If this were introduced, would it alter your current stance on what happens to your organs on death? Would you 'go with the flow' and let them harvest you - even if you do not currently consent? If you currently consent would you withdraw that consent on principle?

    What happens to those not in a position to make an informed choice?


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    Default Re: Organ Donation

    Quote Originally Posted by astral276 View Post
    If you currently consent would you withdraw that consent on principle?
    If a person has already consented it would be, IMO, silly for them to withdraw that consent just because other people were being helped to join them.
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    Default Re: Organ Donation

    Quote Originally Posted by TonyBridger View Post
    If a person has already consented it would be, IMO, silly for them to withdraw that consent just because other people were being helped to join them.
    Agree 110%. I am an organ donor and hope my organs can be of some use when I'm no longer here, assuming any of them are still any good that is.

    Best wishes for many sales to all,

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    Default Re: Organ Donation

    have i got this right?? lets see, we are living to long and we cannot afford to keep us, so we now have to work longer ,
    so to help this out they are now going to rob us for spare parts when we are dead so we can live longer still??? how dos that work out , is the next step to have us all burnt and us us as fertilizer to grow more food to feed more people that we cannot afford to keep??? can the dead no longer rest in peace ????? they now no longer just wont your money and blood they now wont your dead body as well, well stuff you ,you are not having me

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    Default Re: Organ Donation

    [QUOTE=TonyBridger;1416857]If a person has already consented it would be, IMO, silly for them to withdraw that consent just because other people were being helped to join them.[/QUOT

    agreed,surly u wudnt begrudge the chance of life to atuva human upon yaa death

    not asif u guna needem...............personally i cudnt giv 2 hoot s wat they take from me oon deatth
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    If i saw someone drowning i would try to save them, so if my organs saved a life i would rest in peace.

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    I am registered and will stay registered regardless. My mum only has what little sight she does because 2 people gave up their corneas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shelleywelley View Post
    I am registered and will stay registered regardless. My mum only has what little sight she does because 2 people gave up their corneas.
    Wow, that is a truly beautiful thing and one of the reasons I am an organ donor. I also donate blood, but I do that for the free cookies.

    Best wishes for many sales to all,

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    When my niece died aged just 21 unexpectedly, the first thing they asked before turning the machine off was about donating organs,Maria carried a donor card so my sister said yes, part of my sister died also.

    Months later out of the blue my sister received a letter passed onto her by the hospital from someone that had received one of Maria’s organ.

    If you could of read that letter it was amazing to read it thank my sister/family from the bottom of her heart and how it now giving this person hope of a normal life, and how she would able to live to see her children grow.

    The letter made me cry, but it also showed mysister that Maria helped others while she was alive and continued after her death.


    Surely if more donated more would be cured
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    They can have my bits as long as they don't shoot me to get at them!

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