cest_la_vie has been neglecting 43t :(
Registered
1 week ago
Went onto the website, and registered my details and now am just waiting to confirm my registration.
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How to register as an organ donor
It made me
happy
 "absolutely painless!"
How I did it: I went to www.donateLIFEcalifornia.org and registered to be a donor. It was easy...I plan on putting everything in writing so that when I pass my loved ones can carry out my wishes. |
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More "How I Did It" stories
timeless_dreams packing her suitcase for her birthday weekend
It made me
feel useful
How I did it: I Googled! I Google everything!The website came up to register and it was so straight forward so I did it there and then. All you do it complete your details and tick what you want to donate. My card came through the post about a week later!It's a bit awful to think of dying and organ donation...but it's kind of necessary! I mean we are all going to die sometime..so I figured I might as well do something with my organs and save a life rat… Read how I did it…
caffdolphgrl is a Self-Knowing Traveling Believer
It made me
Socially responsible
How I did it: I signed up on my state's donor registry. In utah it is www.yesutah.org and indicated on my driver's license that this is my wish. I have also told my family. Because my family does not necessarily agree with my choice I have also told other loved ones who could hopefully convey my wishes if my family did not relay the information if something were to happen to me. Read how I did it…
Tear-Uh. is not focusing on the negative.
It made me
prepared
How I did it: I made sure that I had the back of my license signed and everything the day I got it. My organs aren't going to do me any good once I'm dead and if there's someone else out there who could use a liver or kidney, they're more than welcome to mine. I had to re-register online because I live Illinois, so if anyone else is a donor and in Illinois... make sure you've visited the website in the resources. Read how I did it…
It made me
proud of myself
How I did it: i went to http://www.uktransplant.org.uk/ukt/and registered my details there.It only takes a few minutes and you could save someone's life, which is pretty amazing.before i registered i looked at the stories of people who have recieved donated organs, and one thing particularly stuck out for me. One man had said 'If you would be willing to receive a organ, you should be willing to donate them." Read how I did it…
youster Time is a non-renewable resource; once used up, you can't get it back.
It made me
very happy
How I did it: http://www.uktransplant.org.uk/ukt/It's simple.I did lots of reading up on that site, read the F&Qs, and then I decided to talk to my parents first (even though I was still going to do it anyway!! Haha.And so just now I properly registered, it takes 5 minutes - tops!I then forwarded the message to all of my msn contacts so that they can do the same and more lives can be saved. :)x xx xx Read how I did it…
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I always want to give people happiness but never be satisfied but now I am thinking that if I can donate my organs this might give people some happiness which would make me feel god after my deah.
j0ho These arms of mine!
In Scotland...
6 months ago
this is all you need to do
http://www.uktransplant.org.uk/ukt/how_to_become_a_donor/how_to_become_a_donor.jsp
Ian's♥Wife appreciating everything that I have...everyday.
my plans
6 months ago
are to be cremated anyway…I wont need these when I’m gone. I hope that by doing this others will follow & do the same. Because I’m not sure how my family will react I plan on letting them know when we create a will. I also plan to have everything put in writing. I’m kinda being specific…but I want everything honored. This is the way to make sure it happens.
Naomi is making things happen.
lil pink dot...
10 months ago
I guess with the changing times, they have done away with the little pink dot on your drivers license that says you’re an organ donor. Its to be expected. I got the info to sign up for this at www.donateLIFEcalifornia.org I wanna do some more reading on this site before I do it…and of course make sure my family is fully aware of what I want to do & then Ill most definitely sign up!
youster Time is a non-renewable resource; once used up, you can't get it back.
just been on this site….
i’m 100% sure i want to do this!
i really want to be able to help people once i have died. it’s as if you are still doing your bit for the world even when you are gone… and somebody is going to appreciate it GREATLY!!
apparently i just need to speak to people close to me… not sure what my parents opinions are on this matter ~ we shall see!!
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Woo
17 months ago
I did this a year or two ago. They were giving out information about it in driver’s ed so I followed up and followed through :)
god damn bureocracy
17 months ago
when i was having my driving licence, they asked me if i wanna be a donor, i accepted it and they asked me to go upstairs to register for it. wherever i go they sent me to another table to do smth. i spent almost 2 hours to arrange my things to be a donor but no one helped me. now on the tv commercials are shown that donors needed, but i couldnt do it even i wanted it so much. i accepted my country as a country of bureocracy, so im hoping to be a donor as soon as possible when i have some time to deal with it :((
Bananalee is.
Why not?
18 months ago
I know some people feel funky about it; I did before as well, but once I was old enough to check yes or no on the organ donor question on my driver’s license, I checked yes without thinking.
A close family member has Lupus and needed a kidney this year. Luckily, we found a match within the family (even though they weren’t blood related) but it made me realize how much organs are needed and just how much one donated organ can save and how it can affect an entire family.
If you’re not convinced, try on those shoes- be that person in the hospital bed, be the mother or father of the child who needs an organ, be the daughter or son watching your parent suffer.
Do one last good deed as you leave the world and donate your organs and save a life; save a family.
