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How long after you can donate eye heart and kidney when will you die?
Well if you donate a eye, you wont die. If you donate a heart, youll probably live for about 3 minutes, though your probably dead befor you donate that.
Slogan on eye donation?
donate eyes ,donate life. donate your eyes and give someone sight
Are eyes good organ dontaters?
In response to your question you should know you can not donate an eye however you can donate the lens of the eye. It is a good organ to donate and can help many people.
Can you donate a moshling?
No, it's not possible to donate a Moshling to somebody else.
Can a lost eye be replaced with a natural eye?
Yes if it is done soon , and you have a person ready to donate an eye soon..
Can something really have eyes in the back of their head?
Yes, the eye could be possible but it would be a birth defect and doctors would then remove the 3rd eye . The eye probably would be able to see but it is still possible but only as a birth defect.
Is it possible to donate a used car?
Yes, it is possible to donate a used car. One could donate a used car from charity, or give it to someone for free. Donating a used car is usually free to do.
Who can donate eye?
Anyone can choose to donate their eyes after death. Eye donation can help restore sight to those who are visually impaired or blind, giving them a chance to see the world again. It's important to inform your family and loved ones about your decision to donate your eyes.
Can you fit a car on a carriage on the London eye?
Yes, it would be possible, but would certainly not be allowed.
I'm 42 and would like to sell my eggs.Is this possible?
the typical age range to donate your eggs in 18 or 19- 30
Is it possible to give your eyes after you die to a blind?
After death, it is possible to donate corneas, which can help restore sight for some blind individuals. However, actual eye transplantation is not feasible, as the entire eye cannot be transplanted like other organs. Corneal transplants involve taking the clear front part of the eye from a donor and transplanting it into a recipient. Eye donation typically requires prior consent and adherence to specific medical guidelines.
Why can't a living person donate one of their eyes?
Living persons cannot donate one of their eyes because the removal of an eye would lead to severe disability and impact their quality of life. Eye donation typically occurs after death when the corneas are removed for transplantation.
