Frequently asked question on organ donation by Sanjeev Nanda

Hello folks! A warm welcome to my readers!

I know that donating organ is not at all a small decision and hence, you and your dear ones have every reason to be flooded with unanswered questions. Though there are countless questions that must be cropping up in your mind, I’ve enlisted three frequently asked questions and answered them after researching a lot:

Q) DOES THE DONATION LEAVE THE BODY DISFIGURED?

A) It’s a common concern, but the good news is that ‘No’ body is not disfigured at all. The organs are removed with greatest care and the donors are always kept under strict supervision of professionals.

Q) WHAT DOES LAW ABOUT ORGAN DONATION SAY?

A) According to the transplantation of human organ Act, an individual of sound mind, who is at least 18 years of age, can donate his/her organs.

Q) IS FAMILY ASKED PRIOR PERFORMING THE PROCESS? IS IT NECESSARY TO HAVE A DONOR CARD?

A) Yes. The family is consented before the final process begins. So, it’s really necessary for the donors to involve their guardian while taking such a critical decision of their life.
Yes, a donor card is issued to those who are interested in donating their organs. So, for those of you, who are willing to donate organs, make sure that you get a donor card issued.
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It’s all about organ donation

Hello friends! I’m Sanjeev Nanda and I whole heartedly welcome the esteemed readers to my blog!

Last week, I had witnessed something so unusual that even after my constant trails, I’m not able to get over it. One of my friend’s sister, who was just 7 years old died just because she was suffering from lung cancer and her parents failed to manage a donor for her.

The moment I got to know that (Akriti, 7 yr old girl) was struggling between life and death, I tried my best to help her out but unfortunately…I couldn’t help her and all I could do was feel bad and regret that why we couldn’t save that pretty angel. The girl wanted to live but lack of awareness among our nation’s people pushed her to sleep eternally.

    

Well, this brings me to discuss each and every loophole about organ donation so that we can save more Akriti’s from dying for no reason.

Most stories end up with a full stop. They do have a happy beginning and a middle, and then, they have an end. For instance, you were born; you’ll live, laugh, cry, cherish your life, love, and will die one day. Or maybe you won’t. May be you’ll choose to begin a fresh chapter in someone’s life.

Trust me…millions of men, women and children die awaiting life-savior organ transplantation. They wait in hope, against hope, for that elusive liver, lung, pancreas that will put a full stop to thousands of people’s sufferings and will lease them a new ray of hope!

Organ donation will grant you freedom to stake your claim to immorality.

I’ve a lot more to add to add to this space about organ donation, but till then… stay hooked to Sanjeev Nanda’s blog!