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How do you write a statement that you are against having your organs transplanted in case you die? and got a better answer
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To declare your decision orally, you need witnesses - proxies who will subsequently convey the deceased person's will to the doctors There is also the possibility of declaring your preferences in writing. Is it necessary to have the paper certified by a notary and the head doctor of the treatment facility?
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To state your decision orally, you need witnesses - proxies who will subsequently convey the deceased person's will to the doctors There is also the possibility of stating your preferences in writing. Here you need to have the paper certified by a notary and the head doctor of the treatment facility.
To state your decision orally, you need witnesses - proxies who will subsequently convey the deceased person's will to the doctors There is also the possibility of stating your preferences in writing. Here you need to have the paper certified by a notary and the head doctor of the treatment facility.
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To my grandfather's village. To Konstantin Makarovich.
To my grandfather's village. To Konstantin Makarovich.
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Write it in any form and run to a notary to certify it.
Write it in any form and run to a notary to certify it.
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It's a worthless idea. Are you sure someone will need your organs after your death? Or that someone will find your dissent and quickly present it to the doctors?
It's a worthless idea. Are you sure someone will need your organs after your death? Or that someone will find your dissent and quickly present it to the doctors?
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I don't think there's a single database. And the lack of organs can't be verified by relatives.
I don't think there's a single database. And the lack of organs can't be verified by relatives.
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I don't know how old you are, but if your age is respectable, no one will need your organs if you are young. You can write a notarized statement and let your relatives keep it. No one of my friends, even in the military, has written such a statement.
I don't know how old you are, but if your age is respectable, no one will need your organs if you are young. You can write a notarized statement and let your relatives keep it. No one of my friends, even in the military, has written such a statement.
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Write it down and wear it on your body
Write it down and wear it on your body
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Better during life and notarized. After death, the relatives won't have much time. On the other hand, why would the deceased need organs? You can save someone.
Better during life and notarized. After death, the relatives won't have much time. On the other hand, why would the deceased need organs? You can save someone.