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

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Originally posted by Kindred:
Maybe Lawgirl can help with this question here.

We have been talking about this subject at work for a while now with many of us having aged parents and all. One man, who has gone through several losses in the last year told us that is mattered NOT what one had signed, that their next of kin can STILL trump it.

I always thought that if I put things in writing, that it would make things easier for my kids, but come to find out (from him) IF even ONE of my kids disagree with my wishes, then they won't be carried out.

Is this true????

Are you talking about a will, organ donation, or an advanced directive?

10/4/0712:50 PM

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