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this post was submitted on 31 Mar 2024
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No need to register in Brazil, you just have to tell your family members, as they're asked whether or not they're ok with your organs being donated. I've already told my family to, once I die, donate all of my organs that might still be in good shape
I read this and assumed it was going to have a dark twist i.e. people just take them when you walk into the wrong favela.