"Look into switching to a hospital that permits Direct Donors—such options exist. Meanwhile, assert your private right to liberty, emphasizing your freedom to decide what enters your body. Privacy Rights: Many states, such as California (Article I, Section 1) and Florida (Article I, Section 23), explicitly protect privacy, which courts have upheld as including personal autonomy in choices like family matters or medical decisions."

If you are unvaccinated, register as a blood donor. If your vaccinated, register as a blood recipient. Search on this this for other unvaccinated donors with the same blood type through email, text, or phone to coordinate. For planned medical procedures, arrange for the donor to visit a hospital for a brief screening process, which includes an 8-minute questionnaire. If the donor is approved, they will donate a few pints of blood to be reserved for your surgery, to be used only if needed. Test the donor’s blood for mRNA spike protein antibodies and excess foreign DNA to ensure safety. In a post by Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, she noted that LabCorp offers on-demand COVID antibody and foreign DNA tests, with prices ranging from $50 to $150 depending on the panel. Additionally, in a post by Steve Kirsch, he noted that the Institute of Molecular Diagnostics (INMODIA) in Germany is the only facility offering blood plasma and foreign DNA testing to check for impacts from COVID vaccines. Even if a donor is listed as unvaccinated, it’s best to verify their status through testing. If the donor’s blood tests negative for mRNA spike protein antibodies and excess foreign DNA, and you approve its use, the donated pints will be kept on standby for your surgery, to be used only if necessary.

"Yes, anyone can register as a Recipient! We especially urge those who are vaccinated or boosted to join, ensuring they’re not further immunocompromised if a blood transfusion is ever needed."

"An autologous blood transfusion involves collecting a patient’s own blood for later use, offering a safer alternative to donor transfusions by removing infection risks. However, it may not be suitable in cases such as infections, heart conditions, or surgeries with contamination risks (e.g., bowel procedures)."

"No, this website’s search portal is open for users worldwide to register."

"This platform is not a source for medical advice."

"Have the Donor visit your hospital for screening—a quick 8-minute questionnaire. If approved, they’ll donate a few pints to be held on standby for your surgery, used only if necessary. Then, test the Donor’s blood for mRNA spike antibodies and excess foreign DNA — see FAQ #2—even if they’re listed as unvaccinated here. Trust, but confirm."

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