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I think it mentioned that she was in a coma when the grandmother made that decision. A fascinating part of this is considering whether I as an organ donor woul
by waylandsmithers 8y ago
I think it mentioned that she was in a coma when the grandmother made that decision.
A fascinating part of this is considering whether I as an organ donor would want my face continuing to exist on someone else after my own death.
- 52-6F-62 8y agoAfter this story I'd personally make it a given for me. I've been an organ donor since I could first give the okay, but take whatever the hell you need from me and as much as you can salvage if I've died.
- throwaway5752 8y agoI wish that in all of these stories that the donor would be celebrated as much as possible. It's extraordinary how such a trivial gesture (like you: strip mine me when I'm gone, I've got no more use for it...) can have have - without exaggeration - life-and-death existential impacts on so many people. Easiest way to be a hero. ps: if you're reading this and are not signed up as an organ donor, please consider taking a minute to do so right now: https://www.dmv.org/organ-donor.php https://www.dmv.org/organ-donor.php
- Markoff 8y agoit's not like the recipient will be resembling you at all, they almost never look anything like donor