gee, Lee. wish you'd take a greater interest in this topic...your lack of participation is shocking....by the way, what does UNOS mean?....some joke to do with the South?....
on the little letter I got which I mentioned in the first post in this thread, they mention some concerns people might have....one is that, as Lee said, some donors feel they'll (or their estate will) have to pay for the donation...not true....another concern is that some feel that hospital care will be diminished if they know you're a donor...apparently not true, also....they also say that no major religion opposes donation.....I guess it just comes down to making the decision and following thru.....I do remember many years ago there was a rumor that the donor had to fill out extra paperwork and pay a fee when they marked it on their driver's license...not true, I guess.....
expanding the topic a bit here, but, as Lee says, ALL of us here need to make sure our wills, trusts, the various POAs, directives, final wishes, account beneficiaries (you may not want to name "your estate" for this, by the way) are in order.....here in Arizona, the Attorney General's website has some of these forms and info for free....you do not necessarily need to go to a lawyer if things are simple.....google "organ and tissue donation" for your state and look for the official site for your area...it may be a .org website