Mare Qay - WWG1WGA! @Patriot63
21 February, 09:57
https://rumble.com/v4ewwoz...

Be prepared b4 being admitted to the hospital for something unexpected.

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QGirl INPatriot @Qgirl151
21 February, 11:29
In response Mare Qay - WWG1WGA! to her Publication
I just gave an autologous blood donation for a pre-planned surgery for this very reason. And the hospitals don't even share that it is an option. I had to ask and pursue it myself.

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Mare Qay - WWG1WGA! @Patriot63
22 February, 12:08
In response QGirl INPatriot to her Publication
Exactly good for you. People need to b aware. If an emergency I would plan to have some kind of power of attorney ready to shove in their faces to not have any donated hospital blood in the event a husband or spouse is not there or a close friend or relative available.
I think they want you to donate at least 3 weeks in advance is that right?

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Stevie King @ShineBright9
22 February, 12:29
In response Mare Qay - WWG1WGA! to her Publication
Just read preparation is 4-6 weeks. Blood last for 42 days after first being drawn and can draw a pint a week and then must stop one week before surgery.

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Mare Qay - WWG1WGA! @Patriot63
22 February, 12:36
In response Stevie King to her Publication
I just hope they don’t switch it out. I know every pint has a specific number on it with blood type but somehow I don’t trust these hospitals anymore

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QGirl INPatriot @Qgirl151
Yes, there is an ID number on the bag that traces it to me. They did say that my blood would not be used in the regular supply if I didn't use it because there is less stringent rules for autologous donation. The nurses seemed surprised when I said I donated my own blood, so they must rarely see it. And yes, I would have been in trouble if it were an emergency situation. They do not allow it in those cases. My siblings and I tried to give blood/plasma for my brother during covid and they wouldn't let us.
05:01 PM - Feb 22, 2024
In response Mare Qay - WWG1WGA! to her Publication
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Stevie King @ShineBright9
23 February, 06:55
In response QGirl INPatriot to her Publication
Wow that’s violation of patient rights! 🤔😠

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Mare Qay - WWG1WGA! @Patriot63
22 February, 05:59
In response QGirl INPatriot to her Publication
Unless you have a medical power of attorney or directive stating you do not want a blood transfusion.

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