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xoxo__babygurl wrote: Yes, I am. I forgot to add that part. What I said applies to American hospitals. I can't say that for sure about other countries. well i am too!!!!! and im serious there have beeen many cases maybe your just to naive to believe that lol no offense |
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had a great weekend
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After I die, ok. I'm too weak to give anything when I'm still alive and rusting. Ehehe?? ^^
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it's all in soul T_T pilimit is over :(
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Yes I would. I want to be cremated anyway. I will haunt whoever thinks of burying underground!!
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It's a perfect day to lock yourself inside.
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Yes. If i help people from beyond the grave it would be nice.
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tony_animefan1 wrote: well i am too!!!!! and im serious there have beeen many cases maybe your just to naive to believe that lol no offense Oh, none taken. But really now? I find that hard to believe. Again, where did you get your information from? I went to a Medical Academy in high school and this question was also asked. The guest speaker we had was a physician, and he clearly said this doesn't happen. Your location says you're from California, yet you said there has been MANY cases there?! lol I'm sorry, but I really find that hard to believe. Have you actually worked at a hospital before to say that? b/c as I said, I'm an intern at a hospital right now, and I shadow a trauma surgeon, so I have an idea about what goes on in the hospital. EDIT: If you still don't believe, here's more: "Myth No. 1: If I agree to donate my organs, my doctor or the emergency room staff won't work as hard to save my life. They'll remove my organs as soon as possible to save somebody else. Reality: When you go to the hospital for treatment, doctors focus on saving your life — not somebody else's. You'll be seen by a doctor whose specialty most closely matches your particular emergency. The doctor in charge of your care has nothing to do with transplantation." --Directly taken from www.mayoclinic.com titled "Organ donation: Don't let these 10 myths confuse you". I hope you know about Mayo Clinic, right? |
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i would..i mean its going to help someone survive and live longer...i mean why leave my body to rot...
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nummy nummy......me likey the ice cream
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maybe give my eyes or something when i die...
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why hullo thar
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xoxo__babygurl wrote: tony_animefan1 wrote: well i am too!!!!! and im serious there have beeen many cases maybe your just to naive to believe that lol no offense Oh, none taken. But really now? I find that hard to believe. Again, where did you get your information from? I went to a Medical Academy in high school and this question was also asked. The guest speaker we had was a physician, and he clearly said this doesn't happen. Your location says you're from California, yet you said there has been MANY cases there?! lol I'm sorry, but I really find that hard to believe. Have you actually worked at a hospital before to say that? b/c as I said, I'm an intern at a hospital right now, and I shadow a trauma surgeon, so I have an idea about what goes on in the hospital. EDIT: If you still don't believe, here's more: "Myth No. 1: If I agree to donate my organs, my doctor or the emergency room staff won't work as hard to save my life. They'll remove my organs as soon as possible to save somebody else. Reality: When you go to the hospital for treatment, doctors focus on saving your life — not somebody else's. You'll be seen by a doctor whose specialty most closely matches your particular emergency. The doctor in charge of your care has nothing to do with transplantation." --Directly taken from www.mayoclinic.com titled "Organ donation: Don't let these 10 myths confuse you". I hope you know about Mayo Clinic, right? i mean!!! theyre not gonna rush to take them out but if the odds are less that you will die they rather disconnect you!!! i really do believe this because ive heard so many cases!!!! reality speaks not some written information |
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had a great weekend
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i definitely wont mind. I dun think i'll give a damn what happens to my body when im dead lol. Furthermore, a part of me can possibly save others. so why not? =)
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void.
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What else am I gonna do with them after I'm dead?
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=]
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i might consider putting myself up for organ donation if i start eating a bit more healthier, i don't think they would accept my organs atm with all the junk food i consume. it would kill the patient like how it would kill me
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...bumming
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tony_animefan1 wrote: i mean!!! theyre not gonna rush to take them out but if the odds are less that you will die they rather disconnect you!!! i really do believe this because ive heard so many cases!!!! reality speaks not some written information Yeah....we're not talking about the same thing here. What I'm trying to say is that the doctors aren't going to NOT try their best in saving a person because he/she is an organ donor. For example, if person A (organ donor) and person B (not an organ donor) get into a car accident, doctors are going to put in an equal amount of effort in saving both of them regardless of whether or not they're organ donors. However, what I think you're saying is that if someone's chances of dying is greater than that of surviving, they will rather disconnect him/her. I agree with you on that because if they don't get disconnected, the family is going to continue paying for medical expenses. Still, the doctors need the family's approval in order for the doctors to do so. They disconnect them because they're (in most cases) brain dead, NOT because the doctors want their organs. |
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well, just for my familiars (very very important familiars
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kon ban wa~
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xoxo__babygurl wrote: tony_animefan1 wrote: i mean!!! theyre not gonna rush to take them out but if the odds are less that you will die they rather disconnect you!!! i really do believe this because ive heard so many cases!!!! reality speaks not some written information Yeah....we're not talking about the same thing here. What I'm trying to say is that the doctors aren't going to NOT try their best in saving a person because he/she is an organ donor. For example, if person A (organ donor) and person B (not an organ donor) get into a car accident, doctors are going to put in an equal amount of effort in saving both of them regardless of whether or not they're organ donors. However, what I think you're saying is that if someone's chances of dying is greater than that of surviving, they will rather disconnect him/her. I agree with you on that because if they don't get disconnected, the family is going to continue paying for medical expenses. Still, the doctors need the family's approval in order for the doctors to do so. They disconnect them because they're (in most cases) brain dead, NOT because the doctors want their organs. however, some parents rather pay and keep their children alive and sometimes the doctor wants to disconnect because the organs go to waste in vegetative form |
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had a great weekend
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taking out some organ while still living will cause serious health problems
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I am now in Tokyo Japan
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