When two worlds or two lives intermingle, the phenomenon is called Organ Donation. The beauty of medical science manifests itself in all its glory when a life can be recycled. When Eduard Konrad Zirm successfully performed a corneal transplant, harvested from a cadaver, for the first time in 1905, he opened the window for a man who had never seen a sun rise or the shining moon. Dr Eric Lexer did find a way to make a crippled child walk when he did the first successful cadaver knee joint transplant in 1908. There is so much to offer when somebody donates his organs or the organs are transplanted – some more walks at the beach, looking in the eyes of someone you love, more (re)birthdays, anniversaries and the smallest reasons to celebrate life’s second inning. Organ Donation May this piece of information change somebody’s life. Organ donation is the wish of a person to allow healthy transplantable organs and tissues to be removed. It can be either after death or even while the donor is alive, and transplanted into another person. It is a myth that only a few vital organs can be donated. The fact is that most common transplantations include: cornea, kidneys, heart, heart valves, liver, pancreas, intestines, lungs, bones, bone marrow, tendons, skin, and other tissues. Organ should be checked to make sure it is healthy and the transplantation is going to be viable. Every one of us has this life-changing heroic quality but conversations about organ donation are often over before they […]