Giving until the very end

Your friend is really a loving guy.He has an inborn tendency or willingness to give himself for the good of others.Unfortunately I don't know any such fellow in person,but I have read about them.I have read about persons who had a tendency to give everything they had to others so that they might be happier.They were great selfless persons and we all know them.But there are many among us common men who are not famous,but have the same greatness.Their names do not appear among the names of great persons,but they are great in true sense of the term.

You very lucky to have known him cause now a days it's hard to find a true friend. I have 1 good friend that when ever I need her help she tries her best to be there for me. My boyfriend is also a very caring and giving person, sometimes he gives too much and leaves us in a bind but you gotta love him for that

I think your friend was a very special person. Is there going to be a memorial service? The fact that he has given his body to science should not preclude a service to celebrate his life, just a big party or even a little party where those who knew him can express the value of this good person.

Dorannwin, this is what I call pure kindness. I have thought of giving my body for science experimentation but my mother is against this, plus my husband thinks that I would be too old. But this is a great adventure. How will we know the answers if we do not do research. There is a lot to say but my time is limited. I am glad that his family honored his wishes!!

Wow, that is very remarkable. He was a givng person until the end. I hope that all of you whom he left would find comfort in his passing. I hope that his donating his body will not be in vain and that they will have a good understanding of the disease that got him. May he rest in peace.

It is something really appreciable and we should respect this kind and nice gesture of this wonderful person. Not many people are born with such sacrificing nature. We all feel good in providing help to others but real test comes when choice is in between other person and you yourself. I do not have anyone that very close to me with such features but I do come to know of such admirable people from other people.

Jaime sounds like someone that we all could take a lesson from regarding giving back to others what you can.

My grandmother did that.

What a wonderful friend and what a wonderful human being he was! You are so privileged to have had someone in your life like him even if it was not for a long time. I know a lot about ALS as one of my best friends has had it for over 14 years muvh t the amazement of the medical fraternity in the USA. At present she can only move her eye lids to operate a machine that not only speaks for her but allows her to bling and send emails. She is now doing this very quickly. I adore her and visit her when she comes to the Island - which she does about every five or six months. She researched the disease and actually for a few years she did imrove as she became not only a vegetarian but only ate raw food. She did progress from a wheel chair to using a walker and was able to use the bathroom etc. for a few years. Her children were 3 and 5 when she was diagnosed. and she so wanted to live until they finished high scholl and this has been achieved. I do hope that the family will have a memorial service for Jamie in honour of his life. Do I know someone who would donate their body? Yes, my wonderful sister, who has just been diagnosed with cancer of the lung, brain, and spine. We have every hopes for her recovery and she has just started treatment today but in her Will, after a service when her body wuld be blessed then it will be given to science. Ultimately, it is the final gift of loving mankind. Many blessings

He is a great person I don't know anyone in person who had done same thing like he did. I've known many good people but haven't met in person someone who submitted himself/herself for such act. You friend deserves an honor

I think more people should think the way he did. That instead of our bodies decaying underground, it should be put to good use, and maybe help others. I hope that his example could enlighten a lot more people to do the same. And maybe pro-long the life of another human being. I watched Chelsea Lately last night, and she did say that she's an organ donor. That she wanted to donate some of her organs when she passes. Sadly, I don't personally know anybody who think the same.