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Rosalee's avatar

Indeed

IF it is possible, donate before surgery, which will require a transfusion

Even when there is a 'match' there can STILL be problems

Mom had trouble when she had neurosurgery and needed transfusion and this

was decades ago.

However, and I know some may think me paranoid for asking,

how can we be assured, even if we donate our own

that we will in fact receive OUR donation?

They were so deceptive during COVID and even now. . .

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safeblood.net

They have memberships for safe blood donations and recipients. They do test for the spike protein before allowing donors.

It's the only one I know of at this time...a worldwide operation.

I'm treating newer clients who had blood transfusions in the last 4 years, and now test positive for spike antibodies (igG4 tests), and high numbers on the D-dimer tests ( micro-clots). Some showed heart damage, with Troponin T tests, though they have no symptoms yet.

Don't think they will give you saved blood, or a family member's blood. It's a first come, first served basis, and you will never know whose blood you got. People are paying a high price for unvaxxed blood, so it's very lucrative for the hospital to sell your unvaxxed blood to the highest bidder.

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