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Donor Organs

D3m190d

D3m190d

Your Future Emperor
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Are there any reasons not to give them away, when you die? Except for them being unuseful, of course...

Are you an organ donor? Why (not)? How is this regulated where you live? What are your thoughts on the matter?

I personally am not an organ donor. Yet. It's about time I make this happen; it's only good if people can get something good out of my death.

In addition, I don't think you deserve to receive donated organs if you aren't willing to give them away yourself. (Note: willing. If you simply are not able to, it's not your fault.)
 
I doubt anyone would really have much use for my organs so personally I plan to take my charred lungs to the grave with me.
 
I'm not a organ donor yet, no. But I am planning to register as one. For a very simple reason: When I'm dead - I won't need them. Likely, when I die, I'll get cremated, and then I definitely won't need them.

There are certain things I feel a little "Eh.." about. Eye and brain tissue donation. I'm not so much worried about not having my eyes when I'm dead(again, I won't need them) but it's the fact that someone else will have my eyes. My bright blue eyes. And I wouldn't want someone else being complimented on the wonder that they are. Ah har har.
Brain tissue... well the whole "Will they think and act like me? Will they have some of my memories?" I don't know if this is or not a possibility for sure, but I am a little concerned that it might be.

Aside from those two things, everything else I have on offer, somebody who needs it to live or live a more pleasant life, can gladly have it.

Anyway, none of this may be an issue as I might get frozen via cryogenics(year 3000, here I come!) or I might discover a magical potion for immortality, who knows?

Lastly, here's a quote from a friend of mine:"When I die, I'll need to keep my liver, 'cause when I'm in hell - I'll need a little drinky drink to make those horrifying tortures seem that little bit easier."
 
I have an organ donor card, when I'm dead I don't much care what happens to my body so you can rape the sh*t out of it, beat it, cook it, eat it, whatever floats your kinky boat of questionable morals.

I'm also a registered blood donor, but have yet to give blood.
 
Blood and organ donor - could not care less what happens to mah mortal coil once it has been shuffled off, as it were, and I know if I were waiting for an essential organ to become available I'd be wishing more people were willing to donate. Never been in the situation when I've needed an organ donated but in the case of blood, I've had a few transfusions before and without them I'd be dead so I see it as an essential service which costs nothing but a bit of your time and a little blood which your body replenishes anyway.

In the UK you just fill in consent forms for organ and blood donation - they screen you prior to blood donation to ensure you won't infect anyone with something unpleasant or to make sure you're not on any drugs/medications which could cause issues. They also make sure you won't be adversely affected if you gave blood - it's not suitable for everyone. You get put on registers so you can be contacted for the next donation date if you like and with organs, you carry a card with you that specifies the organs you are willing to donate or all of your available ones if you prefer. Being registered as a donor in the UK means your wishes after death are officially known and I think (but not sure) that this supersedes any objections by relatives.
 
Would anyone midn it if I use your body parts after death? Got some scientific experiments in mind. *Thunderstorm appears above house - maniacal laughter*
 
D3m190d said:
Would anyone midn it if I use your body parts after death? Got some scientific experiments in mind. *Thunderstorm appears above house - maniacal laughter*
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If said experiment involves world domination with the creation of a hodgepodge abomination wearing a schoolgirl out, and absorbing people through its folds of fat Akira-style. Then sure, sign me up.
 
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Gikoku said:
If said experiment involves world domination with the creation of a hodgepodge abomination wearing a schoolgirl out, and absorbing people through its folds of fat Akira-style. Then sure, sign me up.
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Tsuyu said:
Only if you use my original brain. I don't want you to go putting someone elses' brain in my body (or a composite of my body and other bodies).
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Done and done. Glad to do business.
 
There's absolutely no reason not to be an organ donor. I'm pretty sure all I had to do was fill in a bubble on some form I was filling out at the DMV, and they put that organ donor circle on my license.
 
I'm proud to say I'm one. Also, I think that the policy for organ donation should be to opt out of it, rather than to opt in. Everyone should be one by default.

queenofdisco said:
I'm not a organ donor yet, no. But I am planning to register as one. For a very simple reason: When I'm dead - I won't need them. Likely, when I die, I'll get cremated, and then I definitely won't need them.

There are certain things I feel a little "Eh.." about. Eye and brain tissue donation. I'm not so much worried about not having my eyes when I'm dead(again, I won't need them) but it's the fact that someone else will have my eyes. My bright blue eyes. And I wouldn't want someone else being complimented on the wonder that they are. Ah har har.
Brain tissue... well the whole "Will they think and act like me? Will they have some of my memories?" I don't know if this is or not a possibility for sure, but I am a little concerned that it might be.

Aside from those two things, everything else I have on offer, somebody who needs it to live or live a more pleasant life, can gladly have it.

Anyway, none of this may be an issue as I might get frozen via cryogenics(year 3000, here I come!) or I might discover a magical potion for immortality, who knows?

Lastly, here's a quote from a friend of mine:"When I die, I'll need to keep my liver, 'cause when I'm in hell - I'll need a little drinky drink to make those horrifying tortures seem that little bit easier."
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Totally reminded me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9kvT1zhP_A
 
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