hizgeorgiapeach
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I don't intend for any of my internal organs to be in good enough condition to "reuse" when I die, so no organ donation here. Mom was cremated (and the ashes kept) dad has already arranged his cremation upon death. What my 'orders' are from him - via his will, living will, trust paperwork, poa, etc ad nauseum (he wanted to make Sure I didn't forget about what He wanted done!) is to mix their ashes when he's gone and then have them mixed with the morter between the stones of a new enclosure at a local wildlife refuge/rescue park. So last year, on the 5th anniverary of mom's death, I went and started sponcering one of their baby tigers - I give them a small monthly donation to help defray the costs of housing, feeding and maintaining the big cat's health - and for that, I got to name one of their newborn Siberian cubs, I got to play with her and help feed her until she got past a certain body weight, and I still get to go in and play with their other various younger cubs when they've got them around. I consider it a living tribute to her memory. As for myself - well - I doubt there's going to be many people show up for my funeral regardless of whether I'm cremated or planted whole. Unless it's old enemies showing up to make sure I'm really Dead, and to dance on the grave lol. If I could actually choose and be assured that it would be carried out.... hmm. Cremation, and then scatter the ashes on the wind at 15,000 agl over central Oklahoma - where I was born, raised, and will most likely grow old.
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