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Not donating blood is not a crime though.

Exactly!!! But in a mother son relationship, it is!!!!!!​@@deliriouscheeto

@@user-bo8yt4lz1o just bc it's morally wrong doesn't mean it's a crime punished by the law

She didn’t give consent-unfortunately that’s not illegal.

And at the same time his mom She had the audacity to tell her husband it should be him who died and blamed him when she's the one who had the chance to save or atleast tried saving him but didn't... I'm afraid of needles as hell but there is no way someone can be such a coward in a situation like this She must really have something fricked up In her mind

@@ThePurpleMan1im not on the moms side whatsoever, and I know she didn’t do the bloodraw for her own son because she just didn’t want to and used an excuse for it, but I would use that in the same situation. im sorry but im not going to go thru the process of being scared sh*tless of a needle, they could go find another donor, I couldn’t care less.

​@@g0rebOr3maybe im just braver than you, but I'd rather faint from my fear to save the life of someone I care about and embarrass myself than let them die then blame someone else for it. But idk maybe I'm just built different Edit: based on the forming ratio, I'd say that you're the one that's built different. And that is to say: poorly

She dosent have to “comply” to give her blood. He doesn’t own her.

​@MissAyame89 wtf 😮 what sort of mother wouldn't give blood to save son's life 😡😡😡

That is not a human being that is a thing in human skin.

Possible baby trapping? My equally poisonous mother pulled this. Familial pressure? A lot of parents are "Give Me Grandbabies!" which my sister did, handed her son over as a sacrifice and ran for another continent to get away

@catsncrows My mom did this also. The result is an disfunctional family, my father was an alcoholic and liked to punish me for breathing (I'm not joking)... Babytrapping should be illegal

Ex wife and ex mother :)

This person is horrible and I don't want to make any excuses, she should have done better. But on the subject of getting married and having a kid when you don't want to, a lot of people don't realize they don't want those things until after they already feel forced into it, I say that from experience. That doesn't excuse her behavior. She absolutely should have done better by her son and ex-husband. It's one thing to realize you don't want those things when it's too late, it's completely another to be a monster about it

And she blamed him on top of it. Vile.

You can be a mom and give birth and still be scared of needles just your kid comes first

I’m willing to bet she got an epidural, though…

@@snowmorningstar9493 Exactly. I'm terrified of them, but my fear is not worth more then somebody else's life.

The point is, she wanted a divorce and get rid of the baby.

I'm a firm believer that 90% of horrible parents never wanted kids, but someone talked them into it.

@@feemix6589problem is some people think they want kids, have one and then decide they didn’t. I do think this is why couples should under premarital counseling to try and address these issues before. Some churches the priest (or whatever title) can refuse to marry a couple if the premarital counseling shows they’re basically incompatible

​@@feemix6589Nope, you are completely wrong.

@@EnlightenedSavage ok ty for letting me know 😊

@@Whoareyou2024absolutely. I have one son (11 now). His father and I are not together but still coparent really well. I have been off and on dating because of school and work and just not finding the right person… anyways. I make it known pretty soon after meeting anyone I am not interested in more children and I will not be changing my mind about it. That’s one of the reasons his dad and I spilt. He wanted a huge family and I didn’t and we thought we could “get past it” but that’s a fundamental thing to people. That’s part of their personality and how they carry themselves. Neither of us were willing to change so it just didn’t work. Always always always be upfront about whether you truly want children or not.

But all hospitals deserve to be sued for not having a plentiful supply of donor blood

​@@LadyCheshire95it aint a valid reason tho. Hospitals dont always have that blood available and yk, maybe they used all the blood from that blood type already

​@@LadyCheshire95Maybe he had a rare blood type

​@@LadyCheshire95How is it the hospitals fault? You think blood is just something laying around in unlimited numbers?

Grew up without parents, they are overrated

I don't think u can sue someone for that

Lying isn't a crime

She doesn't have to donate her blood.

@@mwwkwnwkm In the US you can technically sue someone for anything. But will they win the case, probably not. But that’s assuming this happened in the US.

Lying isn’t a crime unless it was done under oath (perjury).

That is weird but it might have been a rare type idk

that is not the hospital to blame, very few people donate blood and without the peoples donation there is nothing the hospital could do🤷🏻‍♀️

Blood types are finicky because of antibodies and Rh factors. If the boy was O-, that would be the only blood type he could accept. If he was A-, he'd need either O- or A-. Neither of which are common! Most people have + blood. Not to mention, some hospitals are just low on blood donations. It expires fairly quickly, at most it can be stored for 6 weeks but by then it's mostly lost its capacity to hold O2. So no, not excusable but also not their fault.

@@saccharineisnothoneythx for the breakdown. Really interesting.

Happens very often. At least in Germany.

I dont think so thts the case😢

Oh poor her killing her son and taking it out on her husband

I promise you she absolutly doesn't

That's sadly an understatement in this case

@@JustSomeOuk I 100% agree 👍 ❤️

Bruh horrible is the nicest thing we could call them

@@quirkyturtle6652 no fr!!!

💯 agree

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Still I wouldn’t do it. I’d rather die than having to donate blood. And I don’t care if that’s selfish or vile in someone’s eyes. I’m terrified of needles and I would never do anything like that

Wow ❤ on one hand I'm surprised they allowed you to donate, on the other your blood helped someone. I hope you took care of yourself after 😊

But if u are anemic, u would make the recipient anemic, also, which could endanger them!

Correct. She projected her faults onto the husband, then blamed the husband for everything she should’ve blamed herself for

You are giving her too much credit. She could have saved him with her blood and she refused. She is despicable.

She was totally projecting

She doesn't come across as someone with a conscience. It sounds like she saw an opening to be free of her son and her marriage, one where she can come out looking good, and she took it.

She divorced him because it gave her an out.

One In cases of emergency shit happens. Two hospitals run out of blood lots of people need blood and if you are unlucky multiple people in one day can obliterated a hospitals blood supply.

I don’t know which country this supposedly happened in but as a MD this sounds like bullcrap.

​@XxALRxX1995 ​it is not recommended direct blood donation. Google it up.

​@@tatkkyo9911yes, but in that case you cant donant. You donante blood and after some time this blood is available, not in the same moment.

I was thinking the same thing, and the OP might be lying

might have been the location ...if the hospital is lacking blood and too far out to the next blood bank they're gonna have problems ....also no donations = no blood

Also I'm pretty sure they wouldn't just take the blood from the mother and put it straight into the son without processing it in some way. I don't even know my blood type or that of my children so they would have to check online to find out if I was a match or not.

@catherinekilgour2563 They can check it at the hospital. Needs only a few minutes. You can donate blood at the hospital if your blood type fits whoever needs your blood even while they are in the ER.

Also, if he needed so much blood that he died from blood loss, they would not have been able to take all the blood he needed from the mother because then she would also die from blood loss.

Redditors making up rage bait.

Completely. I don't understand it either. Such a monster. I'm so sorry for your loss. ❤️❤️

Sue the hospital for the lack of blood

@@reinadeelsurmmm how do I say this lot of people don’t donate their blood so most hospitals don’t have enough blood

No, it wouldn't be, as informed consent is required from any donor - but hospitals have plasma on hand, and don't do direct transfusions.

Maybe on the teenagers side, but definitely not on the wifes side because regardless of how you feel, you are technically not obligated to assist anyone in the situation, such as this

You don't need to be awake for blood to be drawn.

That’s certainly an interesting philosophy - compelling women to give up their bodily resources to keep their children alive. Be careful. The my body my choice crowd is gonna try to cancel you with wrong-think like that.

@@Elladrilthis idea isn’t the smartest.

@@Elladril I have a feeling that if the roles were reversed and a man refused to do it, they would probably accuse the wife of cheating and say it’s probably not even his kid

Also then Jehovahs witnesses would have their religious freedoms stepped on, it would open so many issues. There's a reason they ask you if you're willing to recieve blood transfusions ect, because it's your right to chose and sadly sometimes people make the wrong choice

​@@Elladril No one is forced to donate blood or organs....of course in your fantasy only women would be forced too. How typical 😂

She was doing an irl cope

I hope you and your mom are doing well now❤

@@prettybangtan Yes we are doing better now. Thank you for asking 😊

@@dianahernandez-hh6sp im glad :D

Vein Fiends!! That needs to be on a poster somewhere, awesome

For who is the wife or the teenagers? Because frankly you’re not obligated to help anyone in situations like this since that is by all means a violation of human rights specifically self autonomy

No, if you live a healthy life, don‘t get into fights and don‘t live in america, where they start an IV for a paper scratch, you won‘t get needles shoved in your veins or arteries on the regular.

And tell them what exactly? By all means forcing her to give up blood is a violation of human rights and even if you view what she did, as scummy nobody’s exactly obligated, to donate blood to someone

She wanted to be married.

@@AlexandraVioletta uh huh…what does that have to do with this? also clearly she did not want to be married to HIM so

No, she couldn’t have you’re not obligated to help someone since letting someone die, regardless of reason in a medical case such as this could not warrant, malicious, intent