A strong majority of respondents believe organ donors are more likely to be declared brain dead more quickly.
That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com.
Ninety-two percent (92%) say they think organ donors are declared brain dead faster.
Only eight percent (8%) say they disagree with that notion.
These results show a significant public concern regarding the potential impact of organ donation status on the speed of brain death declarations.
Full results are below. Be sure to answer the newest poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Look for the black box on the right sidebar on your computer or scroll way down on your mobile device.
Poll Question: Do you think someone is more likely to be declared brain dead more quickly if they are an organ donor?
92% Yes
8% No
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Bill :
Re : There is no death.
There is TRANSITION—but no death !; e,g.,
page 65,
“Strange Paranormal Realities In The Everyday World,”
by Andy Thomas :
“In yet another haunted hospital, yet another
nurse, Phillipa, reported many peculiar hap-
penings, including full ghost sightings and
hysterical patients seeing the auric bodies of
former (dead) occupants of the beds floating
just inches above their faces . . . This hap-
penned so often that it became impossible
to hide, but patient-staff relations were, to
put it mildly, poor Phillipa witnessed patients
being treated as “mentally disturbed,” when
the reality was that they were seeing some-
thing they had no context for and were
understandably terrified. In extreme cases,
some claimed to have been beaten to ensure
their silence.”
Bill, find and study “Journeys Out of the Body,”
by the late Robert A. Monroe.
Possibly, you’ve had your own paranormal
experiences—about which you’ve had to
keep your silence.
-Rick
After responding to upteen codes, I feel this is true.