The most amazing thing my body has done-
Is to follow my heart's & brain's instructions!
By God's grace all my body parts are fine.
I feel blessed experiencing God's world divine.
Soaking in the sights through eye-lens,
Touching & feeling sensation makes sense.
Hearing the music & loved ones voices,
Smelling nature & food & having choices!
My body lets me do all this and more.
I wish my body works even in the future...
Even after I'm dead, I want my body to be of use.
That's why to be an Organ Donor I choose...
The gift of life is the best gift one can give...
We can ensure that our body-parts help people live...
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August 13th is Organ Donation Day.
Kolkilaben Dhirubhai Hospital & Medical Research Institute & TOI have an initiative- ORGAN DONATION DAY. Check out more about how to be an Organ-Donor HERE.
THIS IS NOT A SPONSORED POST.
My Poem for Write Tribe- Vidya Suri's Organ Donation Prompt
& Ruchira's FTSF Prompt- "the most amazing thing my body"
Its a noble thing to do.The gift of life is the best gift indeed.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed, Nima.
DeleteThis is inspiring! :)
ReplyDeleteI too wrote about Organ Donation like you, Aayesha :)
Deleteit is noble and i am glad i am on the rolls of organ donation so once i am dead I hope someone can make the best of it all :)
ReplyDeleteBikram's
That's so noble, Bikram.
DeleteHail Organ-donors!
Poetic message--penned beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThanks Induji :)
DeleteThis is so beautiful n inspiring, Anita
ReplyDeleteOrgan donation is a noble act, and I have been thinking of it myself esp with so many signs from noble people like you :)
Thanks for linking up with Abracabadra. Always a pleasure to have you with us :)
Thanks Ruchira.
DeleteI got a chance to express myself thanks to your prompt.
However, I couldn't share my Post on your link as it was closed.
Many inspiring ads of 'Organ Donation' in the newspapers now.
Will try posting for subsequent topics. The pleasure is mine :)
Beautifully written and very inspiring :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Shruthi :)
DeleteOh you posted late in IndiBlogger.. I was reading it again and remembered reading it before.. hence searched for my comment :)
DeleteYes I did! Great you remembered :) Thanks!
DeleteInspired.. I love the way you write on such myriad topics. Its a real delight reading your posts Anita. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the appreciation & motivation, Anusree :) Delighted!
Deletereally inspiring !
ReplyDeleteThanks Ankur :)
DeleteNeatly pointed out,I hope my body works in future as well.
ReplyDeleteAmen. Very true, Rahul. We have to be fit before helping others.
DeleteI am an organ donor too Anita....That's one of living for ever....I wish you for a healthy life and beyond....
ReplyDeleteGreat to know, Vidhya. Thanks. Best wishes to you too!
DeleteA gift so beautiful that it eases suffering, brings smiles on others' faces long after you are gone. Loved it. I am a registered organ donor too
ReplyDeleteTrue Sulekkha. May we all spread smiles.
DeleteThat's lovely to know. Best wishes!
Honestly I have seen many people who want to donate their organs, but either they are not fully aware of how to do it, or there is no such facility available in their nearby area, which forces them to stay silent on this issue. I think we bloggers should start a revolution so that the last men of India should even get the information about organ donation...
ReplyDeleteTrue Alok. We Bloggers have a lot of power- the power of words.
DeleteTOI has started a campaign & website. There have been many ads in the papers for this occasion...
We can share the info for all.
I guess, we bloggers can come together and make a forum where those who are interested for Organ Donation should post their intention and we will provide them the much needed information especially customized for their locality. For this we can make a team of different bloggers from different places....
ReplyDeleteThat's a great suggestion, Alok.
DeleteI feel it'll suffice if we share info through our Blogs & word-of-mouth with our near & dear & ask them to do the same.
Websites are already there for the purpose. Let us make the most of our resources!
Thanks for sharing your views. Shows your concern. Wish we all take interest & participate...
Sincere lines for a good cause. I'm in the movement (Y)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ravish. That's great :)
Deleteab yaar marne ke baad toh aaram karne do .. :P jokes apart, yes we need volunteer doners .. sabse pahle mujhe ek brain doner chahiye coz my brain is not much of use :P .. sorry, Anita but aft reading all above comments, I felt like to add a touch humor to your serious post, hope u won't mind. :)))
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your comments in lighter vein for this serious issue, Bhavana :)
DeleteBrains that haven't been much used have more worth, isn't it? There is so much scope for extra & more!
Actually, brilliant people use a greater percentage/portion of their brain. Let us start making the most of our intellect!
Organ Donation is a very noble cause, Anita.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the humanitarian spirit. :)
True Poonam. Thanks :)
DeleteThe poem with a message....wonderful
ReplyDeleteThanks Chaitali :)
DeleteA message aptly put for a noble cause Anita. It's well written.
ReplyDeleteThanks Shweta :)
DeleteThanks For Promoting The Cause,
ReplyDeleteI have pledged my Organs on 13th August itself. :)
Thanks! Great to know, Datta :)
DeleteA noble deed.
ReplyDeleteYes Indrani.
DeleteNice initiative for a noble cause.
ReplyDeleteThanks Preethi :)
DeleteVery powerful your words are Anita, I think I have said it before. But, They are very very powerful... I wish to do that once I would feel I have accomplished my goals. I know, they say do it as soon as possible. But, I feel it is like giving up of my aims if I do it before my inner self feels that I have lived my life in a worthy way...
ReplyDeleteSurely Sindhu. Do take your time & consider.
DeleteIf we register ourselves as donor now, our organs can be used after our death.
One is not sure when she/he gets the call to leave Planet Earth. But, at least we can ensure that our death is of use for some needy people...
Very powerful message. I will surely register myself as a donar. If my absence can mean something, to someone else - what more can I ask for. Thanks a lot Anita for sharing this with us. Applauds.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bhavya for the appreciation :) Smiling faces of those who'll receive organs...
DeleteAmen. Yes Ashwini. We can help bridge the demand-supply gap...
ReplyDeleteLovely post, Anita. And a fantastic initiative. I am glad that all of us are trying to do our bit in this noble cause.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rachna. Yes, we are glad to participate & help make our world better :)
DeleteWhat a great message ..that's true!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by & commenting :)
DeleteWorth a read Anita, bless you ! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Uma. Stay blessed :)
DeleteWow!!! yuou read my mind :) I donated my eyes couple of years ago though i wear glasses of heavy power..god knows someone'll have it or not :) :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Akrati. That's nice to learn.
DeleteYou are a good soul. Considering the demand-supply gap, anyone will gladly accept such a noble gift...
Do donate your glasses too :P
Wonderful words.....isnt it a way of being somewhat eternal?! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Amrita. We will be of use & will be there even after we are "no more".
DeleteNoble thoughts!
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