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Are you an organ donor? Why or why not?
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I lived outside the US.
Reasons for permanent deferral from donation:
"# Persons who have spent more than 3 months in the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Channel Islands or Isle of Man, Gibraltar, or the Falkland Islands) from 1980 through 1996, or who have received beef insulin since 1980
# Since 1980, persons who have spent 5 or more years in Europe, including time spent in the U.K., and individuals who have spent 6 months or more associated with military bases in Europe from 1980 through 1996 "
http://www.cbccts.org/donating/index.htm
However googling just now organ donation for a source I think the lady at the DMV lied to me, it doesn't say I can't donate my organs, just my blood...
I'll have to look into that more before I get around to getting my license changed to my married name lol
Long answer short, No I am not an organ donor. They didn't want my dead bits to my understanding. Previously, yes, not like I need them after I'm dead.
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I only have one organ that they can not have.That happens to be my eyes.
I believe that if I pass on while my organs are still in good health,I should help as many people who really need it as possible. I told my hubby that if I pass away from an accident or while I am young enough to please let me live on by giving life to others. It will also be a lesson for my children,They will learn the value of life and see you can help people even after you are gone.
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Why? Because if someone lives by using something I don't need anymore, then I'm doing a good thing, a final act of kindness you might say.
I need no other reason than saving a life :)
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