*Seahawks, please note: this is NOT in the sex and dating forum.

Or, I guess I should say, are you going to be an organ donor upon your
death?

I am...I figure, what do I need 'em for?

yes! and so are my children .


But it is on their liciense.

Their choice .

i am!! like u said once im dead why would i need them

if there's anything left worth it, they can have it. then fuel the pyre!

Why you gonna kill me for my organs.........

yep, i am.. they can have them.. won't need them when i'm gone

I want to donate my body to science

I may sign up for donation at the body farm near the UT-Knoxville
campus. Really "ooky," I know, but it plays an EXTREMELY important role
in criminal forensics and I'm a HUGE proponent of justice for crime
victims.

I've heard donating your body to science can be dangerous be carefull. I
heard people have come up miss after doing that.

YA I WOULD IF ANYTHING IS SALVAGABLE, I WOULD DO IT TO SAVE A LIFE U
BET.

I will be..For sure!

My late wife gave life, sight, and hope to six people

with her donation..I stll check up on them from time to time,
anonymously, of course.

It is a profound and awesome thing, that she did..

Yes I am.


Its not like I'm gonna need em.

Hm, no. U?

jean,
I am a huge fan of Cornwell!

sure if it can help someone to live a normal painfree life

Well, geez, SH..did that one fly right over your head or what? I was
trying to mess wichoo!

If there is at least ONE person out there that I could extend their life
of. Then yes you bet I will do it. It is right on the back of my OHIP
Card. Everything is donated.

NOWAY REALLY!!!!! LOL

Organ donor and Blood donor.Thay both save lives.

I mentioned here before about an ex BF of mine having lost his only son
(22) due to a car wreck. Because he turned over his body for organ
donation, he made a significant difference in the lives of five people.

A year after his death, we all gathered at the mausoleum where he is
intombed and they showed a slide show of his life, from the time he was
a baby until a few weeks before his death and, at the end, it included
interviews from the people who received his organs, thanking his parents
(and "him") for what he had done for them.

There wasn't a dry eye in the place.