Organ donation?

Question

WHAT IS YOUR OPINION? WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR ORGANS TO GO TO SOMEONE WHEN YOU DIE??

PERSONALLY NO ONE IS CUTTING ME UP, I WANT TO BE LAID AT REST, IN ONE PEACE!!!

Answer 1

I wouldn't personally, I just don't like the idea of it, and hopes are by the time I die they will have found a way to replicate organs in laboratories.

I greatly dislike that people attack me for this, calling me selfish, in my mind for one being selfish is human nature, secondly to me those who do not donate organs are just normal people, those who do donate organs are extraordinary people for being willing to do so – as a note, I also dislike that if you don't want to donate your organs for religious reasons or beliefs most people think it is ok, but if you don't want to donate them for personal reasons or beliefs it is not ok.

People who wish to donate organs should be praised, those who do not wish to donate organs should not be scorned.

I encourage people to donate their organs after they die, I encourage people to donate blood while alive – I myself am unable to do this, too painful and there is never enough blood taken to make it worth my effort or effort of the volunteers who take blood. I also really want to donate eggs when I am older, not just to spread my seed but also to give others a family…but donate organs? Only perhaps if it was something I did not need and a loved one needed help, after I am dead however there is not a chance.

Answer 2

I think when you are dead, you really don't know the differnce. I think if you can save lives by donating your organs.. how can you go wrong. People die every day waiting for donors, there just are not enough. I do understand your feeling like you want to keep them, I sort of feel that way too but, I would rather save someone elses life and help them live longer than to take them with me when they can be of use to another person.

Answer 3

in certain situations like this one, the position the recipient is really positioned interior an analogous clinical institution I see no rationalization why it cant be executed? My brother received a bone marrow transplant, that replaced into unsuccessful, back in 1995 and regardless, i actually want we may have time-honored who the donor replaced into... i imagine the relationship, even if that's an organ or bone marrow or although, truly impacts and sticks with the households on each part and it does supply some closure in a experience. i do no longer agree in spite of the reality that, that race or faith might want to play any area in finding out on or denying. in this concern, if it supplies the moms and dads of Kaylee some peace, then why no longer enable them to make the alternative a minimum of they're going to discover some convenience in that and supplies them some wholesome *closure*. they don't look chosing for the different reason than the little female is ideal there interior an analogous clinical institution and they can experience the discomfort suffering of Lillians moms and dads. The time line is so slender to provide an organ besides, may besides enable Lillian have a risk, she is ideal there waiting. If it were one of my own little ones in Kaylee's position, i might want to wish the international would not choose me for my judgements on organ donation, and probably practice some compassion for his or her concern and the alternative they're forced to make.

Answer 4

I would like to think that my death would give someone a betterchance in life. Yes I would donate any organs that were of help to another. What would I want with them, they would be of no use to me.To enable someone to see, or function in a normal way, yes I would gladly help. And in a strange way, although I would be dead, part of me would still be living.

Answer 5

Might as well donate your organs. When you die you don't go whole. They put this blender like thing in you and grind everything down, then suck it out. Then fill you up with the preservation stuff, so you don't take your organs with you, sorry.

Answer 6

Your attitude (typical of today's modern generation - the me, me, me society) is very selfish. What if you were seriously ill and needed an organ donation to continue living??? I bet it would be a totally different story then wouldn't it? - you wouldn't refuse somebody else's organs so that you might continue living would you???

As you would be dead and no longer require your organs, but somebody else might live if you donated them what difference does it make to you - who else would see you once they nailed the lid down on your coffin???

I have no qualms whatsoever about donating my organs and have been on the donation register for many years.

Answer 7

I'll donate my organs but not my eyes, I still want to look the same on the outside!

Try to put yourself in someones shoes who needs an organ, Lets say your partner needs a heart, you love them so so much and you're watching them die everyday, little by little. You'd do anything to keep them alive, then someone dies who's heart will match, there's a chance your loved one will be ok and you can spend the rest of your lives together.......oh......hold on.....sorry, they don't want to give you that heart, they'd much prefer to bury it in the ground! your partner dies and it's game over. sorry!!!

Answer 8

They can have my organs when I die. It makes no difference to the corpse. They have no need for them. What happens if you need a kidney or a liver or something? You would be glad that someone somewhere had not been as selfish as you.

Answer 9

Of course I'm donating my organs, what an amazing legacy to leave after I'm gone, the gift of life.

I'm not exactly going to need them in heaven am I.

Answer 10

I would like to be donated if I die in a car crash. I think the only reason people don't like to think of it is because of their (totally rational) fears of death.

If I can help someone once I'm gone, then I would be happy.