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What is Autotransfusion?

3. April 2023 by Administrator 11 Comments

No blood is better compatible than your own and is therefore always the best option in cases where your own blood can be used in surgery. In addition to autologous blood donation, where you donate your own blood before a planned surgery, there are other options.

Autotransfusion is a medical process in which a person’s own blood is collected, processed, and then re-infused back into their body during a surgery. This is an option for donor blood transfusions and is used for surgical procedures that result in significant blood loss – if you ask for it. Autotransfusion eliminates the risk of mRNA contamination, disease transmission,  and allergic reactions associated with donated blood and ensures that a patient receives perfectly matched blood, as their own blood contains the necessary antigens and antibodies required for a successful transfusion. Autotransfusion is referred to as IOS/ICS (cell salvage or cell saver, or MAT (machine autotransfusion) or ADR (autologous direct retransfusion).

The procedure can be performed using two types of devices: cell savers and blood salvage systems. Cell savers are attached to the patient’s body during surgery and collect the patient’s blood as it is lost, whereas blood salvage systems are stand-alone devices that collect the blood outside of the body. Both devices work by filtering and washing the collected blood, removing any debris and contaminants, and then re-infusing the blood back into the patient’s body.

Autotransfusion is a useful alternative to donated blood transfusions in many surgical procedures. By reducing the risk of disease transmission and mRNA contamination and ensuring that the patient receives perfectly matched blood, autotransfusion can improve the outcome of surgical procedures and lower the overall cost of healthcare. If your physician or surgeon tells you that you may need a transfusion during a surgical procedure, you should first ask to donate your own blood or use the cell saver. Unfortunately, autotransfusion is not performed as a standard procedure in most hospitals, primarily because the safe and effective performance of ICS requires an operating room environment with trained and dedicated surgical, anesthesia, and nursing staff; it is more labor intensive than the donor transfusion alternative. Increased care is required to ensure safe and efficient blood collection. Financial investments in training, machines, and disposables are required. In other words, the clinic simply makes more money when it uses blood units. Therefore, to ensure that you receive an autotransfusion and minimize the risk of a foreign blood transfusion, you must specifically ask for it. Talk to your surgeon before deciding where you want to have surgery.

A list of clinics that offer autotransfusion according to our research can be found here by selecting the option “We offer surgical techniques such as autotransfusion …” under “Free choice of blood donor”. If you know of clinics that offer autotransfusion and are not on our list, please write to us.

For a more detailed description of intraoperative cell salvage, see this example.

The first image above shows an example of how the system works in most clinics, and a simpler version below.

 

 

How secure is my data in your database?

8. February 2023 by Administrator Leave a Comment

Since we want to be able to match donors and recipients, and do so worldwide, we need to store our members’ data online in a database. We are aware that this involves certain risks. We try to minimize these risks with a great effort to protect your data by using the latest protection technologies (such as in https://safeblood.us/en/ufaq/how-do-you-make-sure-that-someone-cant-access-all-the-living-wills-on-the-website/). We also regularly try to hack our own database and have never been successful, as we really try to stay one step ahead of potential attackers.

However, we are aware that any online database can be hacked, and this is one of the reasons, for example, why we delete your ID card as soon as it has been verified by our staff. This usually happens within two days. And yes, even if that database was offline, stored only on a hard drive – it could be stolen and also hacked.

For you, this simply means that you have to decide for yourself what is more important to you: the ability to find a blood donor when you really need one (and also to be found as a donor when another member needs you), or your utmost privacy by not giving out private information, to us or anyone else, and thereby not being found. There is no option in between.

However, we strongly believe that once you use a mobile phone, the Internet, email, or any type of digital information (including any data your hospital collected from you during your last inpatient visit), you are quite naive to believe that anything transmitted through any of these channels will remain private, no matter how strict your privacy settings are on any of these devices. Also, believing that Telegram channels would be more secure than WhatsApp or similar is most likely an illusion. On the contrary, it is obvious that as a member or user of the aforementioned organizations, you clearly belong to the more critical species, and either you don’t mind being identified as one of them, or you’d rather choose to go underground altogether and stay under the radar. And then, of course, to stop using any of the electronic devices mentioned at the beginning – including public transportation, hospitals, supermarkets (unless you only pay cash and make sure no surveillance camera was active when you passed the counter…).

My personal approach to this problem: I openly tell anyone interested that I refuse to participate in the worldwide genetic study called “mRNA vaccines” or similar, and they are welcome to add me to any database that lists this. And furthermore, that I publicly oppose any forced participation in similar studies. I simply live a life that allows me to stand up for what I believe are important personal values, and have no secrets – just as I teach my children and grandchildren to stand up for their values – because if we don’t, eventually there will be no values left to stand up for. And as for privacy and the confidentiality of any data: I am fully aware of the fact that this no longer exists as soon as I use one of the aforementioned electronic devices. Anything else would be an illusion.

But: not everyone has the privilege of being able to publicly stand up for their values at all times. And for those of you who are members of safeblood, we go the extra mile to protect your data and privacy as best we can.

How exactly does the blood donor referral process work?

9. January 2023 by Administrator Leave a Comment

I have to remind you firstly that for now we are only doing successful placements in the USA, because in Europe, for example, the vast majority of hospitals still refuse to let you choose your own blood donor. We are much closer than we used to be, but we still can’t give any dates.

To explain how the procurement process looks in detail, however, a look at the USA is quite suitable, since this will happen everywhere in a similar way. We have already mediated in various countries, but these hospitals do not want to be named for fear of reprisals. And that is why they do not appear on our lists.

You are looking for a blood donor, let’s say, for a scheduled surgery in 4 weeks. You are a member of our organization and go to the Search for Blood Donors page. There you enter your blood type, and also the country and region where you will need a donor. For example, you will get the following result:

You will find 35 potential donors in your region. You press the black “blood donor request by email” button and fill out the following contact form. There you specify your information, e.g. how urgent your request is, whether your hospital has already agreed to accept your blood donor, and submit various other details.

We will receive your message, which will be processed by us immediately, which looks like this in the back end (example photo – no real data):

Our system plots the potential matches on the map, and selects the 3-5 closest ones to notify. Depending on what you have specified in the contact form, we will contact them, or you or your hospital will contact them yourself. Generally, the hospital will contact the donors, whose blood will of course be retested before donation, as with any blood donation.

Our system is extremely accurate, so for privacy reasons, of course, we can’t show this card in the front end. You can also see here that it is extremely important that you provide your street and house number when entering the data, because otherwise the system simply cannot find you.

Please remember that especially in emergencies it is very important that you have correctly filled out and secured the living will, because only then the QR code on your membership card will lead the medical professionals directly to your living will, where the most important point is still the reference to autotransfusion, thanks to which a large part of transfusions with foreign blood can be prevented, and this is still the biggest concern of SafeBlood: The best transfusion is always a prevented transfusion. For the few remaining cases that actually require foreign blood in an emergency, we are still aiming for cooperation with private blood banks, which can step into the breach here because the mediation is clearly too slow. Initial results can be expected soon, but again not in Western and Central Europe.

If you have not yet found a clinic that accepts your free choice of blood donor, you can of course search for a suitable clinic in your region as a member: https://safeblood.net/en/medicial-partner-search/.
But don’t expect too much: In the USA we will soon add our first medical partners to this list, in Europe, Canada or Australia you will find so far practically only clinics that have not answered, or if at all, then only in a negative way. There are also other countries where we are already in talks with clinics, e.g. in Mexico, North Africa or Eastern Europe, but there everything is a bit more laid back.

What about shedding?

24. December 2022 by Administrator Leave a Comment

New studies show that unvaccinated people have similar horrible blood pictures as vaccinated ones. They assume this is transmitted by „shedding“ – means without any direct contact. At safeblood we don’t work with „assumptions“ but with facts only. There are so many rumours and assumptions regarding shedding or „cures“ to clean the contaminated blood, but unfortunately we don’t have any case studies yet, for both. So yes, we follow this subject very closely and will react accordingly. But as long as there is no proof, we continue to protect your blood as good as we can, and continue our effort. For now, we simply don’t know whether these blood pics are caused by shedding or other conditions. Honestly, if I were one of these psychotic and self-appointed billionaire „world leaders“ and would want to poison the world, I would not take the complicated way over vaccination or similar (unless I wanted to make a few billion dollars first), I would just put the poison in the water supply, or the food – very efficient. And there are many other ways. So, let’s wait for evidence, and if it turns out to be true, just shift the focus. Right now we focus on prevention: spread the knowledge about the danger of these mRNA „vaccinations“ and try to inform as many people as possible to avoid them in the first place (also through the „back door“). But at the same time, and even more in the future, we work very hard on identifying cures which are indeed efficient – I don’t know of any properly documented one so far, but we will get there. There may some effective ones be out already – you find a list here.

Whether it is shedding or about helping the already vaccinated majority of the world’s population, we must work very hard on finding cures and ways to clean the blood. If shedding takes place, then it is obviously via an energetic way, and then the cure may as well also be an energetic one – not everybody will be open to this. But I am a pragmatic – if it works I don’t care how it is called.

We will continue our effort to help you to get the best possible and least contaminated blood if you need it (which is, for the time being, still blood from people without the “shot”), at the same time focus on prevention (mainly avoiding transfusions as explained in our members living will), and finally follow closely and support any activities regarding possible cures and cleansing of the blood of the vaccinated, as per link above.

Which blood type is compatible with mine?

10. November 2022 by Administrator 1 Comment

More information about the blood types of our members and blood type compatibility in general can be found here: https://safeblood.net/en/blood-group-diagrams/

How do you make sure that someone can’t access all the living wills on the website?

6. November 2022 by Administrator Leave a Comment

The living will can only be accessed directly from your member account, means only when you are logged in, except via QR code (and sbl.onl link) on your member card or via the emergency information on your smartphone. This is for an emergency and allows medical staff to access your living will without being logged in.

However, medical personnel do not access your living will directly via this link; instead, when the aforementioned link is called up, it first generates a different code that is only valid once and is time-limited, and only with this code do emergency personnel access your living will. This way it is ensured that as a “not logged in” person you cannot simply “browse” through all the living wills, which you could do if the link on your member card could be seen directly 1:1 in the browser window. But this is not possible thanks to this sophisticated system – access to all other living wills is denied.

But of course this link expires when it has been used, since it is valid only once, or for a limited time. Only when you scan it again will you generate a new valid access. If you use this old again, you will correctly receive an error message. If, unexpectedly, you also receive such an error message when you legitimately want to access your living will, you must delete your browser cache.

The purpose of this emergency code is to allow medical personnel to access your relevant medical data even if you are unconscious. Of course, this means that ANYONE who scans this code will be able to get directly to your living will, which is why you usually keep it confidential. But, of course, you want access to be granted whenever it is necessary.

The important thing to remember is that this code is not valid indefinitely, and starting from it, no one can access living wills of other members, which is guaranteed as described above.

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