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  1. 1. Are you registered as an organ donor?

    • Yes
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    • No
      2
    • Not sure (or too young, etc.).
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I am. I’ve been an organ donor since as long as I can remember. My late BIL was a recipient of a liver many years ago. He lived another 7 years, but it made a great difference. A close friend of mine got a kidney from a coworker. I cannot see a more honorable thing to do to help someone if I pass. 

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Yes. Registered when I got my driver’s license.

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I voted no because I have a medical condition that would not allow me to be a donor. 

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I think I am...not sure. But I had cancer (after originally signing up years before), does that cancel me out?

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1 hour ago, billchao said:

Yes. Registered when I got my driver’s license.

Same

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8 hours ago, colin007 said:

I think I am...not sure. But I had cancer (after originally signing up years before), does that cancel me out?

Not necessarily. Depends on the cancer and it’s affect on your organs.

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11 hours ago, billchao said:

Yes. Registered when I got my driver’s license.

Me too.

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Funny, and yes have been since the 80’s when I got my driver license. First few years I was on look out for roaming teams of hmo organ harvesters, but that never materialized. 

Hi, I live on a small island in the Pacific Ocean.

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11 hours ago, iSank said:

Funny, and yes have been since the 80’s when I got my driver license. First few years I was on look out for roaming teams of hmo organ harvesters, but that never materialized. 

Oh my gosh, I remember when people feared passing out at parties and waking up in bathtub full of ice with a note saying something about "We've harvested your kidney, call 911." Or some crazy s#it like that. I knew know people that used to believe that was a thing. 

My bag is an ever-changing combination of clubs. 

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Yes, for many years.

last summer my 51 year old cousin died from an aneurysm and my understanding is her organs helped many. I do not recall now but think they said over 30 people were helped.

Note: She passed in a similar manner to Sweeney but she was not an asshole.

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12 hours ago, ChetlovesMer said:

Oh my gosh, I remember when people feared passing out at parties and waking up in bathtub full of ice with a note saying something about "We've harvested your kidney, call 911." Or some crazy s#it like that. I knew know people that used to believe that was a thing. 

Yea I was in my 20’s and waking up in hotels from Kenya to Tokyo, I certainly heard those tales, and for the traveling years it was in the back of my head. Somehow life worked out. 

Hi, I live on a small island in the Pacific Ocean.

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