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    just having a discussion with debra lastnight
    she asked me if i would become an organ donor
    well ive always wanted to go to heaven(or hell)
    with all my bits intact
    i think she has talked me round to being a donor
    mind you i feel sorry for anyone who gets my liver
    and everyone says i havent got a heart

    is anyone else on here a organ donor and whats your views on the subject


    sless

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    Yes.......we all are in this house,cant see the point in not being a donor,your Organs are no use to you if you are dead and you are a long time dead,respect anyone that does\'nt believe in it though,thats there choice
    Cheers Alan...

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    • #3
      Never really thought about it before to be honest. You\'re right what you say Alan though.
      Davy

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      • #4
        I think the autorities have this whole idea of organ donation the wrong way round......it should be an \"opt out\" rather than an \"opt in\" situation.

        Those who DO NOT want to have their organs used after their death should need to carry a card saying so.

        The \"norm\" should be that organs ARE removed for transplant use.

        I\'ve carried organ donor cards and been on the register all my adult life, as have the rest of the family.

        However, that doesn\'t matter one jot, as it\'s up to the next of kin to make the decision when it comes to the crunch. A potential donor could, like me, have carried a card and been on the register all his life, but if his next of kin decides that they don\'t want them \"cut up\" the organs will go to waste...........How ridiculous is THAT!

        I think that organ removal should be a matter of course and those who don\'t want it, should carry a card saying so.

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        • #5
          Had a Donor card for a few years now Sless, ever since my dad was on a donor list for
          A kidney. Wish more people would carry them, as there are not nearly enough donors
          To match the amount of people on waiting lists for organ donation.
          Like you, god help anyone getting my liver, in fact it will probably go straight in the bin.

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          • #6
            im a bit like sless i want to go with all my bits intact ,im not sure any of my bits are of any use after a lifetime of abuse ,if i thought they would be used to save someones life then maybe but im against having them removed for testing,i do carry a card but always have doubts

            not sure about it being the norm it opens too many doors for abuse

            and it does happen

            another thing im against is donating to the NHS then them selling them on to private concerns

            just look up at the google links lol



            [Edited on 28/8/2005 by bribones]
            cheers Bri

            anglingnortheast.com

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            • #7
              This is something I\'ve given concideration to for some time now ,both of my parents died although transplants wouldn\'t have helped ,simply being in the hospital knowing how many people need them was quite life changing . My dad was on what they call \" angel ward \" at the Freeman hospital ,basically cancer and heart disease ,major op. ward etc , anyway they trundle in a bloke to the next bed ....I thought hello I know him ,used to work with him at the Cordwainers pub in Newcastle when I was younger,he was one hell of a doorman and it was canny rough ,turns out he had to be shipped there every day just in case there was a rush chance of a heart and lung donor .....made me think ,although I\'ve done nothing about it I will get it sorted from Tuesday (when the docs is open and I can get a card ) also I\'ll let my family know my feelings on the matter..this is just the kick up the ar*e I needed. Thanks Sless
              You can take the lad out of Walker but .......

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              • #8
                if i didnt agree its the next of kin that they ask

                well im being cut up and shared out
                i hope i do someone some good


                sless

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                • #9
                  can I have your Octopus off your heed
                  Cheers Alan...

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                  • #10
                    need a sharp scalpel,its well stuck


                    sless

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                    • #11
                      I\'ve carried one for years. Let your family know though so it doesn\'t come as a suprise to them and cause any more grief than it has to.

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                      • #12
                        Never gave it much thought untill reading these posts.
                        I have asked myself the question \" what do I need all my bits for after I,m dead ? the answer came back \" NOWT \". So I, ll let somebody look aftr them for me when I,m gone.
                        I,ll be getting a donor card today and let my next o0f kin know my wishes.
                        As I have grown older, I've learned that pleasing everyone is impossible,
                        but P*****g everyone off is a piece of cake.

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