thread: Bloodless medicine v Blood Transfusions

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jan 2006
    8,369

    That's the thing, Bec - I've seen people suffer and receive blood then suffer some more because of it. If there were artificial blood, a fluid that would transport oxygen and be processed by the liver and kidneys and move out of the system as new blood was made by the body, that would be a LOT better than having the blood donor system. Which is why I wouldn't receive another's blood voluntarily: I don't want their illnesses!

    It can be done, if only there's a push for it. Which there isn't at the moment.

  2. #2
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
    11,462

    i also recieved a blood transfusion after my DD2 birth, 2 units due to PPH, i greatfully excepted it as im not sure how i would have coped post birth had i not! i was extremely fatigued. i also continued to see my TCM and have accupunture and herbs for a few weeks post birth in order to increase my blood supply. if i were you then perhaps look into either storing your own blood or seeing a TCM before and after birth

  3. #3

    Nov 2007
    Earth
    4,434

    On the contrary Bx - I'm interested in EVERYONES opinions, not just the ones that agree with mine I think I understand your view, and I think the difference between us is that I'm not afraid to die, KWIM? I believe that I will come back in time anyway, so I'm not in fear of my life ending, whether its at 102 or tomorrow. Correct me if I'm wrong

    AJP - I'm glad it worked for you, that sounds scary! IRT storing my blood for future use, this is something that is also prohibited from my religious standpoint, as it becomes a broken circuit - whereas I would accept dialysis or a cell saver, as the circuit is simply made a bit longer, but not broken at any time, KWIM?

  4. #4

    Nov 2007
    Earth
    4,434

    It can be done, if only there's a push for it. Which there isn't at the moment.
    Exactly Lady Zaidie - very well put!