Reply to "Are You A Signed Up Register Organ Donor"

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Originally posted by Heub:
I used to have my stuff signed, used to be able to sign the back and noone had to know until it was time. I stopped when it became a requirement to put on the license prior when you get it. Dont get me wrong, anyone who can use my organs are welcome to them if I am finished and my family know it. But I do not want to be part of a database just incase one of the Kennedys needs some replacement parts.

I think you just said what a lot of people were thinking.

10/4/0711:53 AM

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