What should you do if you cannot receive blood from a relative or an unvaccinated donor?

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1. Sharon Freeman says

   24. August 2026 at 3:33

   We are very interested in knowing the progress in establishing Safe Blood for Australia. We are writing our Advanced Health Directives and would like to know if Safe Blood would be an option. We are currently on the Gold Coast in Queensland and are both unvaccinated. My husband is A RH + and I am O +.
   Kindly advise of any current information.

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   • Administrator says

     24. August 2026 at 10:36

     hi there. we are established in australia since 4 years. everything in short here: https://safeblood.au/en/location/australia/. unfortunately australia is one of the worst countries in the world, when it comes to health freedom, and i don’t see a change coming soon. as long as australians don’t have an active resitance, not much will change. so get active, join safeblood.

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     • Aussie Wayne says

       19. September 2026 at 14:34

       I too am on the Gold Coast in Queensland and would like to know if there are any advances in locating or starting SafeBlood facilities here. Is there any tangible interest from medical practitioners or current testing labs being shown or is this serious problem just being ignored?
       I guess part of the problem here is that for the authorities to approve of the need for SafeBlood is for them to admit that there is a real problem in the first place.

       I suspect that given a free choice that MOST Australians would choose to receive a donation of SafeBlood over potentially blood from a vaccinated donor. Even those Australians that were previously vaccinated.
       This has to happen if not for us but our kids and our grandchildren so please continue to do whatever you can.
       Thank you
       I have signed up for the newsletter to stay informed and I am happy to become a member and a donor when there is a SafeBlood facility, hopefully here in Queensland.

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