Susan Mau Larson

And we could be fully collaborative with organizations like HUMAN and others in the community.

Yeah.

Thank you.

I think, you know, you touched on something that's so important is

You know, this is really, I always think donation is the best in humanity.

It's really about one person giving to another and somebody they don't know.

But to make all that happen is incredibly complex.

I just touch on a few points in that process that we talked about.

First, I'm going to go to what Barry talked about of if you're registered and what does that mean?

And can someone's family overturn that?

And I think that's a really important part of the process and the legal framework.

So what our state law, actually every state law says is that, first of all, donation's a gift.

And second of all, if somebody is registered, that's legal authorization for donation.

They have authorized it the same way your will is.

Like, you know, maybe I've said, if I have any money left when I die, Sarah gets it all.

Well, then she does.

Clarence, you don't get it, right?

That's sort of similar to that process.

And we work every day to really respect and honor those decisions.

When the donor can't speak for themselves, we know that that's a responsibility we have to speak for them.