| Organ Donation and Cremation
Let's cover some questions about organ donation first.
How do I let people know I am interested in organ donation?
The back of your drivers license has the required information. This is a good place to start, but be sure to tell family members and your doctor, of your interest in organ donation.
Who decides which organs will be harvested?
Several factors come into play; such as the tissue and blood type you have, body size and the degree of illness at the time of passing, as well as the recipient need at the time of death.
Is there any cost or payment for organ donation?
No, there is no cost and no payment for donation.
Will life saving decisions is altered based on the fact that I am an organ donator?
No, after all normal life savings attempts have been taken to save your life, the donation process starts. One has no effect on the other.
Will my choice of organ donation have any effect on my funeral plans?
No, you can have a viewing, funeral service and normal burial, or cremation without having to make any changes because of your choice to organ donate. If this is your choice, it is a good one. You will no doubt, help a fellow human being because of your unselfish decision to donate.
Should you have any
questions, feel free to contact IN THE LIGH TURNS directly at (800) 757-3488
or email service@inthelighturns.com
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