Donating daughter's organs an expression of arohaMARK TAYLOR STUFF NZ Hori and Lovey Ahomiro talk about their decision to donate their daughter's organs. From left, Te Mahi Luke Ahomiro, five, Te Rehutaimoana Ahomiro-Stewart, six, and Lovey and Hori Ahomiro. Janice Langlands, donor co-ordinator at Organ Donation New Zealand, said it was a myth that Māori don't donate. Their dealings with staff at Tauranga Hospital and Organ Donation New Zealand was marked by respect and compassion. "One of the things I appreciate most is that we were given time and space to make a decision," Hori said.

Source: Stuff December 26, 2017 10:52 UTC