There are several misconceptions surrounding organ donation that can deter individuals from registering as donors. One common myth is that doctors will not try as hard to save a person's life if they are an organ donor. In reality, medical professionals prioritize saving lives above all else, and organ donation is only considered after all efforts to save a patient have failed. Another misconception is that organ donation is a complicated process that requires extensive medical procedures. In truth, the process is highly regulated and designed to be as straightforward and respectful as possible. Additionally, some people believe that they cannot be donors due to age or medical conditions, but many factors are considered, and age alone does not disqualify someone from donating.