Charities & Causes

Organ transplantation and donation

Charities & Causes

Posted by: bobskey

16th Mar 2011 11:12pm

Please consider and talk it over with your family the
live saving gift of life. Organ donation can mean the difference between life and death for so many on the waiting list. I was most fortunate enough to have a life saving lung transplant in 1998 and I shall ever be grateful to the family of my donor who I most probably will never meet.

Phoenixarizona
  • 18th Mar 2011 07:17pm

I am a big believer in organ donation, just as I am with blood donation.
The problem is that I am not allowed to do either. I have an auto immune disease that can remanifest through plasma and organs. Which I personally think is awful. I want to donate and I am not allowed to.
I am allowed to let medical students use my body for research though. I am not sold on that idea just yet. Any ideas?
Phoenix


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