Being an organ donor should be opt out, not opt in.

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2024-09-06 18:49

Being an organ donor should be opt out, not opt in.

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3 小時內	David Hughes peidave	I don't agree I think you should know. It could be seen as wrong and challenged in court. Maybe have it opt in so you qualify for organ transplant if needed. If opt out, as default, then no transplant and basically a DNR.
8 小時內	Michelle Merry michellejmerry	In many countries it is exactly this way. Everyone is a donor unless they specifically say no.
12 小時內	Sarah sebbelfast	In my country it did that a year or two ago I believe, but I also carry a donor card.
15 小時內	Emilie Fairbanks dmvfosterkittens	I opt out.
16 小時內	john johng098	It is like that in the UK
16 小時內	Steven E. Heicher steven.heicher	Not until they fix two things… healthcare and the fact rich people can game the waiting lists (Steve Jobs did this for a liver).
16 小時內	Karina Summers-Cruz karinaupdatesthreadsnotinsta	In theory, I agree. Question: when does this start? How does a child opt out? For an adult, there are lots of opportunities, but for children, it’s not so easy.
16 小時內	David Crowe davidxcrowe	I mean, it is in a lot of places?
17 小時內	Julia julia8857	At the moment we're still fighting for the right to bodily autonomy. As much as I support organ donation, I am not in favor of giving the government any more reason to think it owns my uterus.
17 小時內	Sharon Elizabeth shaz.west5732	It is in England. https://www.organdonation.nhs.uk/uk-laws/organ-donation-law-in-england/