my research paper (2) this is the second part of my paper A lot of people support organ donation in order to save lives and help others. In fact, some religions encourage it. Donation means, the full willing to give your own organ/organs to someone who needs it without anything in return. Either before or after death. Before such as, liver, kidney and after such as, heart or intestines. The reason for people to donate, it might be personal reasons or experience or they may know someone who needs a transplant, and they know how it feels, or maybe they had been through transplant before. There’s no certain age to donate. Everyone can saves up to 8 lives by donating everything after death. According to U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, in 2015, there were around 15,000 donors and more than 30,000 lives has been saved. On the contrary, some people acutely against donating or recovering an organs, even if they needed one, for several reasons. First, depending on how they sees patients who are brain dead and how they thinks of life in general. According to Asai, Kadooka, and Aisawa, The Japanese don’t think of brain dead patients as a "Dead". They think more of them as a normal patients who should treated respectfully. They also think if they accept the "Dead" term that will lead people to kill themselves in order to donate their organs. Maybe for their family, lover, or even a friend (217). Second, religious reasons. Some religions conflict with the donation processes. For example, Amish believes that because their bodies were made by god, then he’s the one who can course them. However, they might accept to donate if they think the recipient deserve to live according to donate life California. For some religious people, their religion is the central of their lives. The basic and the guide that they follow in all of life’s matters.