Greece is witnessing a remarkable wave of generosity, as thousands of citizens are stepping forward to become organ donors in a show of solidarity and compassion. In just a few days, more than 7,000 new donors have registered with the country's National Transplant Organization (EOM) - an average of nearly 1,000 people a day - signaling a profound shift in public attitudes toward organ donation. For decades, the topic was surrounded by hesitation, fear, and cultural taboos. But recent weeks have shown that a growing number of Greeks now view donation not as a sensitive or uncomfortable issue, but as a powerful act of humanity - a conscious choice to give life even after one's own has ended. This newfound enthusiasm reflects a broader transformation in Greek society: one that is becoming more informed, more trusting, and more united around the idea of giving back. While some skepticism about medical procedures still exists, the momentum...