slipperywhenwet2012 wrote:
That's fine and all, but unless you say so BEFORE you die, legally no one can donate your organs or your body to science. It's something you have to specify BEFORE you die. Like right now, if I died, my organs would be donated because my driver's license says I'm an organ donor. If there were no indication of this, my organs couldn't/wouldn't be donated. So while donating your organs is a nice thing to do, no one can use them unless you say so BEFORE you die. That's just how it works.
My point is rather a twisted one.
We are making a will for ourselves AFTER our death, when we are not left with any will.
Does it matter to make a will for a time we have none?
Will is from a living being, not from or about dead persons.
Its so simple to make a will while living; if that will is not honored by my posterity or siblings,
that will is worth nothing.
They can always come up with a point that a will of a donation after life is not binding.