The Gift of Life, Blessing in Disguise?

The Gift of Life, Blessing in Disguise? As we have read we all have learned that chances for an anencephalic baby to live any longer than a few days after birth is very rare and very slim. Just thinking of that idea and fact, is truly heartbreaking and I am sure you can all agree with me. However, since this fact is well known by doctors and parents of an anencephalic baby the decision by both the doctor and parents should be well thought out with both the positives and negatives. I think that the choice of harvesting these tiny but so big organs should be something the doctor tells the parents about. It is a great chance to give the gift of life to another baby, and give the parents of both babies a reason to be happy and proud to know that the anencephalic baby was able to live somewhat through someone else, and the transplant baby a second chance at life so early on. I believe that anencephalic babies are all blessings in disguise they are made and born with a purpose and what better purpose than to give the gift of life to another baby in need. This just seems right and the best choice for this situation. Obviously there are good and bad in any situations especially those that include an individual life. Any person would question whether it is fair, or immortal to transplant an anencephalic infants organs but in my eyes it is fair and moral let the sick baby live as long as possible and when there are signs of the end of their life coming near let them go in a peaceful way with no pain and transplant their organs to another baby giving them a second chance. Giving someone another chance at life does not seem immortal or unfair to me. It is simply a negative outlook with a positive outcome from one to another. When the doctors or parents feel that is unfair or immortal it is ultimately their decision to go forward with the organ donation, this is not something to take lightly or just jump in it does I am sure take a lot of time and deep thinking. However