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Hi C C, I'm one of JW's, I understand your disagreement with JW's considering blood transfusions. It IS a sensitive subject! I can appreciate that its hard to fathom why anyone would refuse a potentially ?lifesaving? treatment. I probably would feel much like you do if I wasn't sure about my Bible based beliefs. So I hope you read my answer. I'll not quote scriptures or give links, if you don't want them!. . No, JW's don?t wear bracelets, but we do carry an "Advance Medical Directive." A legal documented that states clearly our objection to blood, a brief explanation of why, a list of alternative treatments that we will accept. (Because there ARE A LOT of alternative treatments! Blood transfusions are definitely not the only treatment known or used by doctors.) The AMD is signed by us, as well as 2 witnesses, gives other alerts we want to include, such as allergies to medicines. It has emergency contact information. (Like my husband is on mine, he has the right to speak for me in case I am unconscious & can't speak for myself.) The directive folds up into the size of a credit card, with the front showing in bold letters "Medical Directive: NO BLOOD." We carry these cards on us whenever we leave our homes just in case we ARE in an accident & unconscious.. . If I woke up from an accident & found out the doctors gave me a blood transfusion while I was unconscious, (perhaps they didn't see my AMD for some reason & my husband wasn't notified in time) I would probably first throw up! Just the thought of it would make me literally sick, not just because of my religious beliefs, but because I spent many years researching the subject & I've learned (from outside sources, not just info from JW's) that blood can be tainted with numerous hazards, they can contain pathogens, transmit diseases (hepatitis, AIDS, etc.) that were not detected beforehand. They can even cause serious harm to patients whose bodies reject it. It can slow down a bodies natural ability to heal, taking it much longer for patients to recover. Immune systems can be harmed by it, too. Plus, they sometimes have little to no affect on an injured person. With all this, its not unlikely that other methods are considered by doctors themselves before administering blood transfusions.

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