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Interview by Hattie Garlick.
I signed up for cryonics in 1992, when I was 20.
When I’m pronounced legally “dead”, my body will be cryonically preserved.
Cryonics UK is ready to administer the medical procedures needed to stabilise and cool a body before it is flown to the US on dry ice.
Around 40 people are on our emergency list.
It’s a gamble- either a shot at life or certain death.
I’ve been involved in seven real-life cases. My first was in 2000.
All that matters is that your brain data is preserved for future generations.
My dad says it’s immoral. But to me a heart transplant is trying to avoid death.
