[BykrBayb]

I'd be happy to donate my organs, after I'm dead. But not a moment sooner. When end-of-life care is altered to prepare organs for transplant, ownership of those organs already been transferred, away from the rightful owner who is still using them.

[floriduh voter]

Remember I was breathing on my own and talking and the ER shoved a Living Will in my face. What I had signed it??? If it was a bad hospital which it wasn't, they could have been negligent but would not be held to account because I was letting them off the hook if I had signed a living will. A bad facility could accidentally kill somebody but if they have the Living Will, it negates their culpability.

Living Wills give medical facilities room to make mistakes and then not be held accountable for them.

And then they want the organs for big dollars. Remember the movie Coma? Tom Selleck was suspended in mid-air. I think he was killed in that murder for his organs. That was a while ago.