Do you think we should pay for organ donation to address the shortage of organs available for transplant?

Question

Do you think we should pay for organ donation to address the shortage of organs available for transplant?

Answer 1

Absolutely not!.

Do not give the Government ideas of that nature please.

NHS is supposed to be free at the point of delivery and that relies strictly on volunteer donation of both organs and blood.

Any ideas of money is a green light for Government charging for treatment.

That could end up with he/she who pays the highest gets the organ.

Answer 2

no i don't

Answer 3

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Answer 4

no

Answer 5

Who's paying, the recipient?

What if they're poor and can't raise the money?

You can't put a price on life.

Answer 6

I don't see how that would work, since you'd be dead...

i would be more happy to donate my organs but I'm not from fear that someone will try and kill me and yes i am paranoid.

Answer 7

If we do not pay for blood donation to Red Cross, we should not pay for organ donation neither.

Answer 8

No, paying for organ donations would put a price on life. If that were possible, you'd see many people trying to monopolize the business. Then it would only take time until there were murders for organs.

Answer 9

As in pay the family of the deceased?

Sounds like a good incentive ~ but sounds very "Frankenstein" also.

Not quite comfy with it ~ wonder what the Hippocratic Oath would make of it?

Answer 10

NO WAY./