Hear from real people why DNA Storage was right for them

A Warrior

Steve, age 35, Rapid Deployment Force, US Army

“I am a professional soldier, a warrior, and I am regularly sent into harm’s way to defend my country. I am proud to serve, and I don’t overly worry about what might happen if I am hurt or become a casualty. But my family does. What if I needed a new limb or a transplanted organ? I know the Army has my DNA on file, but how does that help my family? What if, God forbid, my remains needed to be identified? It could take months; I don’t want to put my family through that.”

The Young and Healthy

Josh K. age 22, recent college graduate

“I have recently graduated from Yale University, and am about to start my first job. Life is good, and the whole world is ahead of me. I have a loving fiancé, and in a few years I would like to have kids. But, what if I need a kidney or a liver in thirty years? Will I be able to find a compatible organ from the National Organ Transplant Registry? What if I’m not able to? What if my body rejects this organ? I know medical technology has made amazing breakthroughs, and surely the future holds many miracles. How can I be a part of this?”