[nikki25]

Originally posted by Ideal08:
I'm an organ donor, and my sister knows it. My body is just a shell to hold my soul temporarily. When I'm done, they can do what they want with my insides. Just make sure I'm pretty for the funeral! LOL!

What I don't understand is how the organs still function after I'm dead. You would think that they die, too. Like, do they jump start them when they put them in someone else or what? How exactly does that work? I mean, I know that our brains tell them what to do, but then will the organs listen to someone else's brain? That's just wild. I'm trippin'. LOL, I know yall think to yallselves sometimes, Ideal08 got issues!

[This message has been edited by Ideal08 (edited June 06, 2001).]

You've got a point there.....how does this whole "jump starting" work? Do they remove your organs before you die, or immediately after? I hope some of our science-knowledgeable GreekChatters will give some insight!