You have proven nothing. All you have told me is some rumor or story told to you by someone else. I am sure there are nurses that call organ donation too soon, and maybe some families are asked to sign forms before it is clear that their loved ones will die. It doesn’t make organ donation any more likely. It is part of a process, but there are several more steps required. You obviously don’t know anything about the process or medical protocols, which probably explains why you don’t understand what I am saying. You haven’t responded to anything I have said. “But someone told me this happened” is not proof of anything.
BTW your nurse with 22 years experience gave incorrect information about African American recipients, why do you assume everything else she says is true?
No sir. This is not a rumor. These are reputable people who do not speak without first hand knowledge. The only proof that I could provide that would make you happy would be names, dates, patients identities, and the names of the hospitals. I’m not in a court of law, and you don’t deserve any more of my time. You obviously have a vested interest in the organ donation business or you wouldn’t be so gung-ho in trying to discredit people you do not even know. If you knew of whom I speak, you would realize how silly you sound.