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kbs666 July 12th, 2018 02:25 AM

A plea
 
I have long strived to keep my personal life private so most if not all of you are unaware that I was in need of an organ. Over the weekend I finally received what I needed, have been discharged from the hospital and it appears everything went surprisingly well.

Now for my plea, for everyone else who still needs organs would you all please take the steps necessary to become organ donors. In the US it is as simple as registering as such the next time you renew your driver's license and making sure your family knows and respects your wishes.

Greebo July 12th, 2018 02:59 AM

Best wishes!

I have been registered for years.

Maidhc O Casain July 12th, 2018 04:25 AM

Yep - been registered since my first DL 35 years ago.

daplunk July 12th, 2018 05:18 AM

Mate that's awesome. Hope it all continues to go well for you.

ErinRigh July 12th, 2018 09:22 AM

Already donated a kidney to my mom, glad you got your transplant, I would be an organ donor but I have Diabetes, so in Canada, you are prevented from that and donating your body to science

MaxSupernova July 12th, 2018 10:14 AM

Congrats, that's great news!

kbs666 July 12th, 2018 11:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ErinRigh (Post 267931)
Already donated a kidney to my mom, glad you got your transplant, I would be an organ donor but I have Diabetes, so in Canada, you are prevented from that and donating your body to science

I can understand not donating your organs but not donating your body to science? Why shouldn't medical students study the effects of diabetes?

Thanks to all for the good wishes.

ErinRigh July 12th, 2018 11:42 AM

IDK stupid gov't regulations, ran into a serious problem with it a few years back when my uncle died and requested his body to science. Gov't said no can do, we don't wan't his diseased corpse smelling up our clean lab! OK maybe I embellished a little.

MaxSupernova July 12th, 2018 12:18 PM

Most of the bodies donated to science are used by medical students as they disassemble it to learn about anatomy.

They prefer that the bodies be as "normal" as possible so that students get an idea what the structures in an average body looks like.

kbs666 July 12th, 2018 12:21 PM

My best friend's wife died of metastatic cancer. she donated her body to science. There was no issue with American medical students chopping her corpse up. I've pre donated my, seriously, mangled corpse to science as well.


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