Informative Speech On Organ Transplantation

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You bring up the topic of organ transplants and how the donor's organ/s may influence the recipient with regard to certain tastes in food, drink, or music. I am not sure where you found this information, perhaps you could provide a link here to allow me to explore this phenomenon further as it seems very interesting. I will share with you what I know about organ transplantation and the impact of the donor on the recipient. Two years ago, my wife received an organ transplant. Mentally, I have not noticed any changes except in perhaps her being happier about her physical state of being. To elaborate on this, I can say that without the transplant her life would have been severely limited in both the quality of daily living and the quantity of

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