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Some people believe (although not proven) that, if you are registered as an organ donor, if you are in an accident or an injury to where you are needed revived, doctors won't go through the extra attempts to save you.

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What do wiccan believe about organ donations?

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What did St. Thomas Aquinas say about organ donation?

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What are the statistics for organ donations among various groups of cultures within the US?

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