Sarah Sonn

So I'm excited for this opportunity to really get into that detail and talk about some of those facts and some of that information that might be preventing people from saying yes.

Sure.

Well, in Minnesota, there are a lot of ways.

That's something Susan's led a lot of this work is finding different ways, convenient ways for people to register as an organ donor.

So the most common way, of course, is to register on your driver's license.

About 90% of people do that when you get your first license.

You know, remember that time when you were 16 and got your first license or just when you renew your license every four years in Minnesota.

We were also the first in the country to add it to the hunting and fishing license.

So that's an easy way to do it.

And obviously, you know, hunting season is starting here.

So that's a good opportunity.

You can also do it on the iPhone health app.

or online at life-source.org.

Yeah, great question, Clarence.

So yeah, according to studies, over 90% of people say that they support organ donation.

However, obviously much fewer are actually registered and have taken that step.

So I think it is a lot of myths and misinformation, some of the things that come up often.

My team does a lot of work out in the community.

We also partner with DMV staff so they can answer basic questions and some simple ones.

People think they're too old.