The organs belong to them and they should have the right to choose what they want to do with it. The law says that the organ donor must be pronounced brain dead in order for their organs to be donated. In Gary’s case, since he is diagnosed with ALS, he has already accepted the fact and knows that he’s going to be dead within a couple months or years. He should have the right to donate his organs while they are still healthy in order to save the life of another. Once he is dead, his organs will no longer be as healthy. In addition, his family also understands and supports his decision in letting him go now rather than watch him suffer by living a longer life. Also, he will be saving his family in medical expenses because the longer he lives the more expensive cost will
The organs belong to them and they should have the right to choose what they want to do with it. The law says that the organ donor must be pronounced brain dead in order for their organs to be donated. In Gary’s case, since he is diagnosed with ALS, he has already accepted the fact and knows that he’s going to be dead within a couple months or years. He should have the right to donate his organs while they are still healthy in order to save the life of another. Once he is dead, his organs will no longer be as healthy. In addition, his family also understands and supports his decision in letting him go now rather than watch him suffer by living a longer life. Also, he will be saving his family in medical expenses because the longer he lives the more expensive cost will