Did they approach you when they wanted to talk to you about organ donation? Or was it a subject that you’d already,
Natalie: No, it was the doctor that said, wasn’t it?
Mick: Yeah, they approached us and asked if we’d like to consider it. And we said we’d like time to think about it at first. And then we sort of, they took us to another room so we could have time to think about it while they went away. And they came back about ten minutes to fifteen minutes later, and then they asked us what we’d decided. And that’s when we both agreed and they had to go ahead with it.
Natalie: We thought that’s what he would have wanted. And then we had, I mean he was only eight. We hadn’t talked about it.
Mick: No.
Natalie: But we thought, you know, it’s what he would have wanted.
Mick: Yeah.
Was it ever a subject that came up with any of the family members? Had it ever, you know had you ever discussed the subject before?
Mick: No.
Natalie: No, not before. No.
No. I think some of the other members of the family were a little bit surprised that we chose to do it. But, after a bit, realised it was what we wanted. And then, like I say, they thought like we did as its more about what our son would have wanted to. And that’s when, you know, and they were all happy with it and everything.
