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So let's talk about ORGAN DONATION!
I recently became an organ donor and today I recieved my donor card in the post.

All of you would take an organ from a donor if you needed one to save your live. So if you'd be happy to receive one, why shouldn't you give one?
It's so simple, and your death could result in someone else getting a new chance at life. Who are you to deny them that opportunity?

I read this story once about this 10 year old. He died in a crash, and after seeing a programme not long before on Organ Donation, he wanted to sign up. His organs went on to save 5 other people's lives, something that will be remembered by those 5 people's families forever, because he gave them a second chance.

The thing is, you don’t know when death may grab a hold of you, and take your own life. There is no age limit to becoming a donor, so there’s no reason to put it off. Besides, it's easy and it means that if you do die unexpectedly, your death brings a new lease of life to others.

It's one of the best things I have ever done in my life.