https://rumble.com/v4ewwoz-red-cross-admits-they-do-not-separate-vaccinated-blood.html

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

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.

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?

I’ve often thought about that….if there was an emergency, and I needed blood, I’d be hosed. I had a procedure done about a year ago and there was a slight chance that I might need blood…I was told as I was waiting to go in for the surgery. They wanted me to sign a consent form to get the blood, if needed. I refused bc they wouldn’t guarantee that I would get pure, unvaxxed blood. The nurse was very upset and got very testy with me when I wouldn’t sign. I have one of the rarer blood types and am RH negative. I would definitely want to have blood drawn and kept if I knew ahead of time.

My pre-mature granddaughter has a rare blood type and family members came to donate their rare blood. We were told that only meant we wouldn't be charged for the blood but no guarantee she would be getting my cousin's blood. This was in 2011.