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Persuasive Speech On Becoming An Organ Donor

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Ladies and gentlemen, it is a great pleasure to be here today! We find ourselves at the DMV and suddenly the women or men at the counter asks you “will you be interested in being registered to the registry and become and organ donor? At that point you are either too busy checking your phone not paying attention not truelly following what he/she is saying or maybe you were too young you didn’t know what you wanted to do with your life quite yet… too afraid to even think about death, I mean am so young I need to live life a little more. Right? Ladies and gentlemen that is why I am here today because my uncle died waiting for a lung transplant because my parents were not able to donate they were not able to pull his hand and save him from this one. I am here to encourage you to become an organ donor, how you can do it and what benefits come from becoming one if you are not one yet. …show more content…

In the hospital you see your mom in that hospital bed, maybe not your mom but your grandpa or your grandma, how about your little sister or your little brother. That little niece or your baby cousin.They are hooked up to a machines that allows them to live or maybe they go every single day to the hospital for dyalisis or treatment. And then You desperately ask what is wrong? What can I do to help them ?What can I do to save them? And then you hear this.They have organ failure, they need an organ transplant as soon as possible in order to live, they need one donor only one kind donor…How many of you would reach out, do the impossible, thus try to save one life? …All… I hope with all my heart. But

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