If you or a family member needed a blood transfusion would you consent for it?

[Mikey]

Of course - don't see why you wouldn't if it's between life or death.

[Lewis]

I would accept one and I would give one to someone in my family, depending on who. Then again, that sounds a bit harsh. I probably would, but I don't know.

[kasi]

only if it was my mom or sister lol. idk im scared of that ****

[buttons]

I probably would yes, I know my Nan had to have one when she was younger, but because my Grandfather was a Jehovah Witness he wouldn't consent it. They were told if she didn't have one she'd die, let's say the doctor pushed him down the stairs and my Nan lived until 2011, so when it really is a matter of life and death I would fully consent to it.

woah wait, the doctor pushed ur granda down the stairs??

[Samantha]

woah wait, the doctor pushed ur granda down the stairs??

I'm not sure how true that bit is, it could have been that he pushed him out the way to make sure my nan got the transfusion. When I say years ago though, I'd say probably about 40-50, a long time. Unless he just made sure my granddad didn't come in the room. I've only met my granddad once though, and that's enough I was about 1 year old - no one really got on with him and he was horrid to my nan, so it wouldn't have surprised me if he got pushed down the stairs.

[Jurv]

does anything happen to you if you do?

i would as long as i don't die

[!x!dude!x!2]

not sure if i would

[Futz]

yes, blood transfusions are only really done when necessary for life, i dont understand why you wouldn't consent to it

[Chris]

If it was a life or death situation then I definitely would without a doubt.

[despect]

I would but it always depends on what family member it is, i mean i have quite a lot of family i don't see/speak to and don't make an effort to actually talk to me so i wouldn't go out of my way to do anything for them. But yeah if it was someone i really cared for, i would and i wouldn't even have to think about it either.