are you an organ donor?

[lartinos]

I am and think anyone who is not is a phucking fool.
I only wish my organ could go to other people who are organ donor's first.

 

[puddlemonkey]

yes I am

 

[jnevin]

Yessir. I can't see how someone wouldn't be.

 

[puddlemonkey]

Yessir. I can't see how someone wouldn't be.

My father isn't, he thinks if his life is on the line doctors will let him die so they can sell his organs. lol

 

[jnevin]

My father isn't, he thinks if his life is on the line doctors will let him die so they can sell his organs. lol

lol. Mine's the same way. And yet his mother (88 yrs old) can't stop talking about being a donor. People are funny.

 

[mustang_00]

i'm not... when i die their going to put them in a jar next to me for the after life.

 

[iggy]

yup.

 

[Just In Time]

yes

 

[stilleto]

i am. i'm donating everything. eyes, skin, knees, etc.

 

[chris302001]

i plan on donating my organ tonight.

 

[PICK3]

i plan on donating my organ tonight.

you knew I'd be up in here posting "I'm donating my cawk to science" ... didn't you?

 

[Smurfy]

i plan on donating my organ tonight.

thanks for the donation!

 

[puddlemonkey]

i am. i'm donating everything. eyes, skin, knees, etc.

there's a worn out knees joke in there but I don't have the balls

 

[miplank]

yes

 

[puddlemonkey]

yes

Nobody wants your pedo parts.

 

[miplank]

Nobody wants your pedo parts.

 

[PICK3]

I'm having my O-ring cryogenically preserved

 

[*ebony*]

yep. my recipients are going to love my parts, since i'm take really good care of em for said peeps.

 

[daveundis]

I only wish my organ could go to other people who are organ donor's first.

If you want your organs to go to other organ donors, check out LifeSharers at www lifesharers org

 

[nimbus]

i worry that there may be certain cases where the most effective procedure to save a critical patient is avoided when the patient is an organ donor because the procedure could jeopardize the viability of organs that could potentially be donated, and the procedure is instead replaced by a less effective one that has less of an impact on the other organs.

 

[chris302001]

i worry that there may be certain cases where the most effective procedure to save a critical patient is avoided when the patient is an organ donor because the procedure could jeopardize the viability of organs that could potentially be donated, and the procedure is instead replaced by a less effective one that has less of an impact on the other organs.

donation, in my experience, is always an afterthought.

You gotta remember, physicians have pretty big ego's and saving someones life is a much bigger trip for the ego.

 

[miplank]

donation, in my experience, is always an afterthought.

You gotta remember, physicians have pretty big ego's and saving someones life is a much bigger trip for the ego.

MM obviously hacked chris' account.

 

[musclemom]

MM obviously hacked chris' account.

^^^

On this point he and I probably agree. Seems there is a level of neutrality involved as the transplant team does their thing and the recipient has the lead physician they deal with and often none of those people have contact with the donor other than what arrives in a cooler.