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General questions

Living will (patient directive)

9. November 2022 by Administrator Leave a Comment

The living will is a binding document for your attending medical professional, in which you can clearly specify which medical treatments may/should be carried out on you in an emergency. You also specify a trusted person whom you authorize to make certain or all decisions for you in the event that you are unresponsive. To be valid, the living will must contain your personal details, be dated and signed. We recommend that you update the date regularly so that it is clear that the patient directive is up to date. However, it does not have to be notarized; your signature is sufficient. In our case, the digital signature is considered to be the fact that you can only write the living will in your password-protected member area, so it is guaranteed that it is written by you only. However, we recommend that you carry a printed and traditionally signed version of your living will with you (along with your Safeblood membership card) to avoid discussions. If the digital version is not accepted, you or your trusted person can state that a paper version with signature will be provided upon request.

You can create, edit and view the living will exclusively in your member area. However, emergency medical personnel can access it at any time via the QR code on your member ID card. This is also the actual main purpose of the living will. More information on emergency information can be found on this page.

The living will essentially has two parts:

The first part: the “Personal data disposing person” and “Medical data disposing person” come directly from the database and cannot be changed here, but only in your member area under “My data” and press “edit” there.

The second part: In the text field, the actual text of your living will is given as a sample. You can change whatever you want, you are completely free here. In any case, you must complete the points where there is a “…..”. Behind the “…..” is explained in each case what you have to insert there instead of the points (e.g. “first name + surname”). Then delete this oblique printed explanation text.
If you don’t have or don’t want a “trusted person”, delete everything related to it.
If your trusted person does not have the same blood group as you, you must change this here in the text or delete the entire passage.
Very important: When you have customized your living will, save it by pressing the red “Save changes” button – if you do not do this, everything will revert to the original sample text.

After you have saved your changes, you can upload a scanned signature. To do this, select the file that contains your signature (1, Choose file) and then click on “Upload signature (2)”.

Once you see the message “Signature successfully uploaded”, your living will is up-to-date.
If you do not yet have a scanned signature, make one on white paper and photograph or scan it before you can upload it.
(Please do not upload the signature under “Upload ID”. If you see this option, you are on the wrong page).

Non-members can find a sample version of a living will here.

You can view, edit, print, download your living will as a PDF file or forward it directly to your doctor via e-mail, for example.

Member ID + blood group card

9. November 2022 by Administrator Leave a Comment

Your combined member card/blood group card is located in your personal access (Members – Profile). There you can view it, print it or save/download it as an image (to your PC or smartphone) via the black “view” button. It contains your personal details and the most important medical data (incl. blood group information) that you provided when you registered. You cannot change the data on this member card directly there, it is automatically inserted by the system.

To change or add to the data on the front, log into your member area (Members – Profile) and click on the black “edit” button below “My Data”. There you can change all your data at any time. Do not forget to finish with “Save entry”.

You cannot change the text on the back of the member card, this is a short version of the living will sample version, which is valid for all members. You can access the full and individual version by clicking on the black button “edit patient decree” below the member card. This will take you to the edit screen for the living will, which you can adjust/change/add to according to your needs. See “Living Will” for instructions.

After you have edited the living will for the first time, you will see an additional black button “view living will“, from where you can view, print and forward it.

At the very bottom of the member ID page, you’ll find another link that takes you directly to your emergency information – it has the same function as the QR code on the member ID, and you can copy and paste it as you wish, for example, into the emergency information in your smartphone. More about this under “Emergency information“.

Non-members can find a sample version of a member ID card on this page.

PS: We have decided to offer the membership card as a download and digital version, to let you decide in which form you would like to use it. Some members will prefer a paper version (we recommend laminating it), others will prefer a plastic credit card-like version, and still others will prefer only the digital version on their smartphone at all.

You can print the membership card at home or in a copy store, where special printers for plastic cards are available, or via online service. Since our membership card has no expiration date (we don’t want you to be treated incorrectly in case of an emergency due to an expired membership card…) you only reprint it if it doesn’t look good anymore, you have lost it, or your data has changed.

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.

My browser suddenly changes the language on the safeblood website.

7. August 2022 by Administrator Leave a Comment

You can switch languages directly from any menu position at any time. Computers only carry out instructions if you operate them correctly, and normally our language switches work.

However, there is one possibility of confusion, and that is the “Google Translator”. If you accidentally turn it on, it tricks you into thinking you’re on a language version that you’re effectively not on, and then things get confusing indeed. Only turn on the Google Translator if our website is not yet available in your language – otherwise leave it turned off.

Why won’t my hospital let me choose my blood donor?

7. August 2022 by Administrator Leave a Comment

The legal situation is diffuse in all countries, but I have not seen a law anywhere that would explicitly prohibit a clinic from leaving the choice of blood donor, or the type of donor blood, up to the patient. And we have hired several lawyers to help us find these laws – they have not found one.

There is no medical reason to use only Red Cross blood, or to deny you from bringing a potential blood donor with the appropriate blood type yourself. If your doctor tells you otherwise, he is lying or does not know better. To say that it is not feasible or recommended for a medical reason stamps all clinics and doctors who have always practiced this as unprofessional or idiots. In many parts of the third world, it is common for patients to be asked to bring a relative as a blood donor. It is a typical Western arrogance to think that only we here in the so-called West have a highly developed health care system. Countries like South Africa, for example, even have some of the best hospitals in the world.

Often, especially from German hospitals, arguments like “there may be psychological conflicts if you have the blood of a relative” or similar absurdities are used – all excuses to be able to maintain the status quo.

So there is actually no reason to deny you this basic right. Why do they do it then? We can only speculate here, since no one in charge will admit what it’s all about, namely a lot of money (the big big money), power, and pushing through an agenda that has brought us the last 2 years of “pandemic” with all its nonsensical, destructive and sometimes life-threatening consequences (e.g. vaccination side effects on a scale never seen before).

As an example of this agenda, here is a statement by Ann Bressington, former member of the Western Australian Legislative Council. An example from Australia, but one that can be applied 1:1 to virtually every country in the world. You can of course call this a “conspiracy theory” and ignore it, but there are dozens of such genuine statements (formerly disguised as “secret societies”, today easily found on the Internet) both from politicians and from the self-appointed leaders of this “New World Order” themselves, e.g. Klaus Schwab’s book “Covid 19: The great reset”.
https://safeblood.cz/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/ANN_Bressington.mp4

Insist on your human right, sue the clinic, find another one – do whatever it takes to prevent getting mRNA contaminated blood transfused. We’re on the front lines fighting for it. Starting in September, you will find a database of our Medical Partners in your member area – so you will be able to find a clinic online that will grant you your basic rights – but you will also see there which clinics will deny you that.

Why can vaccinated people also be members?

6. August 2022 by Administrator Leave a Comment

Because I refuse to go along with the whole vaccination fascism that is going on in the world at the moment. For me, vaccinated and unvaccinated people are first and foremost human beings, none more valuable than the other. Sure, we distinguish these two groups for purely medical reasons, because we don’t want vaccinated blood. And one may ask the question, whether it makes sense, if a vaccinated person wants unvaccinated blood.

We must not forget two things here: firstly, many people have only been vaccinated under inhuman pressure and would never do it again, and secondly, I am totally convinced, that the less graphene oxides and spike proteins you give your body, the better it is. No vaccination super, one vaccination better than two and so on. We are all just human and we make mistakes. I do not punish anyone for the mistake of being vaccinated, and if you think that vaccinated people have no place here, on the contrary, you are out of place here.

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