I still don't want to go in the ground, but it's good to know there's other options.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/10/28/body.after.you.die/index.html?hpt=T2
An article on ten uses for your body when you're done with it. The article does a great job of providing the pros and cons of each, focusing on possible ethical questions (and whether you want the leftovers given back to someone).
I still like the, as a friend calls it, "Bake and Shake" option, but maybe after giving what I can to help others live better lives, and then am used for study.
Or I could just become a cadaver at the Body Farm.
An article on ten uses for your body when you're done with it. The article does a great job of providing the pros and cons of each, focusing on possible ethical questions (and whether you want the leftovers given back to someone).
I still like the, as a friend calls it, "Bake and Shake" option, but maybe after giving what I can to help others live better lives, and then am used for study.
Or I could just become a cadaver at the Body Farm.