Organ Donation Awareness Week!
It's Organ Donation Awareness Week (2-8th September), and here at TSR we want to encourage everyone to discuss organ donation and what it means to them. With the change in the law happening next Spring to an opt-out system, you might have some questions about how Organ Donation works, and how the change might affect you and your family.
To find out more information about Organ Donation, please check out the NHS website with all the information and advice: https://www.organdonation.nhs.uk/
If you want some more information about the change in law, or to record your decision on the Organ Donation Register, visit https://bit.ly/2Z625Rw
TSR's threads on Organ Donation:
Let's Discuss: What does Organ Donation mean to you?
Organ Donation: What are my options, and how to I register to donate if I choose to?
Organ Donation Myths: What's the reality?
What's it like to receive a transplant? Hannah and Harpreet answer your questions!
(edited 4 years ago)
Scroll to see replies
Thank you Hannah and Harpreet for answering our questions!
I'll probs opt-out; I rather not be a cadaver.
I will be opting out with confidence.
Original post by Le Male
I will definitely be opting out. Thanks for the reminder.
why
Original post by Gent2324
why
My body, my choice
Original post by Le Male
My body, my choice
im aware its your choice, i was asking why you made that choice
Original post by Le Male
My body, my choice
I'm sorry, but in the matter of potentially saving lives your defense for not helping them is "it's my body" not when you're dead,
Original post by Gent2324
im aware its your choice, i was asking why you made that choice
Why does he need to explain his choice to you?
Original post by Jang Gwangnam
I'll probs opt-out; I rather not be a cadaver.
... you don't want to help people???
Original post by yaja_jaswal
Choice to be selfish you mean? I'm sorry, but in the matter of potentially saving lives your defense for not helping them is "it's my body" not when you're dead, sweetie
Its not selfish to have a right over your own body.
Original post by reading & stuff
Why does he need to explain his choice to you?
why do i need to answer your question?
Original post by reading &
Its not selfish to have a right over your own body.
If you're alive, yes. What good will that do when you're dead?? What is selfish is not giving up organs you literally do not need to help a sick human.
where do I opt-out?
I'll opt in, just you can take my organs whilst I'm still alive
Original post by Le Male
I will definitely be opting out. Thanks for the reminder.
Would you accept an organ if you needed it to live?
Original post by Mike172
Would you accept an organ if you needed it to live?
I would buy one from America.
Original post by Le Male
I would buy one from America.
To take but not to give.
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Kallisto's Sunday Question: £ 1,000,000
- Are you a fan of the Mighty Wurlitzer ?
- MEN- Why do you donate/ do not donate blood?
- Calvin Cycle
- Chemistry at Uni?
- Unit 7 exam help - preparation
- Organic chemistry
- EPQ help
- MMI INTERVIEW (Uclan) medicine
- mark scheme biology 2022 gcse combined science higher paper 1
- Kaplan pathways
- solo traveling
- The Veg Box Project
- niche things which guarantee offers for med
- Unit 7 Btec Applied science
- Weak Bases - Names, Properties and Examples
- Commemorating Ocean Disaster Day
- Revision for Cambridge Biological NatSci Interview
- BBC: Tory donor accused of racist remarks about Diane Abbott
- Oxford Chemistry Interviews
