Poll - Donate your organs?

[Rob2020]

Do you consent to donating your organs after death?

You can register here

You can read an interesting academic article on the topic here

[Morrison]

Yer poll will be biased.
A lot depends on how people have to make their choice, eg Austria and Germany, similar cultures but very different donation rates

[Rob2020]

Morrison - exactly what the linked article is talking about, worth a read

[aliendavid1]

I think my liver and kidneys would do more harm to the recipient than good.

I have been donating my sexual organs on a weekly basis, but if someone wants it when i'm dead then I wouldn't be sad to keep the legacy going.

[MovingIn07]

Do you consent to donating your organs after death?

You can register here

You can read an interesting academic article on the topic here

Thanks for linking the website. I had no idea how easy it was to register here - I did so in about 2 minutes. And then told my husband what I did, which is probably something everyone should do if they sign up!

Personally I think the default should be "YES" everywhere and to hell with archaic religious beliefs about needing rotting flesh in the afterlife, but I guess that view would be unpopular here. Let's hope none of us need a transplant while living in HK.

[wtbhotia]

I registered as well. Never knew it was that easy.

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[Rob2020]

me too, I think (and this is just my opinion) everyone should register, whatever the choice they make
just don't be passive

[Gruntfuttock]

Thanks for linking the website. I had no idea how easy it was to register here

I registered as well. Never knew it was that easy.

You guys must be new here... some bloke named PDLM mentioned this is 2010.

[Drunken Master]

Could this happen in HK as well?

http://www.naturalnews.com/041152_tr...d_consent.html

[Claire ex-ax]

And even if you've already donated your organs, you can still be a body donor!

http://www.med.hku.hk/bdp/faq-e.html