“Compulsory choice is an excellent example of how to transform the inefficient system we currently have while avoiding much of the controversy between presumed refusal and consent presumed. By eliminating the “presumed”, almost every individual could explicitly express their wishes before dying. » (Springer.) This will force citizens to think about their own deaths and how they feel about organ donation. The families of the deceased must decide whether or not to donate their organs, and in the whirlwind of emotions that consume the family as they grieve, it seems disrespectful to ask them to remove the organs from their bodies..