Mad Cow Disease Blood Donation Novels & Stories

Sarah's physical exam for the Moon Goddess Festival was done at my Healing Center. I was close with the warlock doctor, Carl, who handled the check-up. So, I saw her report before anyone else. The indicators were shocking. Severe silver poisoning. Carl was an authority on this. Our center had just joined the Wolf Blood Donation Registry, so I also knew immediately that my blood was her only chance. When Sarah and Leo barged into my office, I was counseling a werewolf with mania.

“Are the family members here already? They can..” “Can I donate blood for him?” I interrupted the doctor. He sighed, “Please have your seat ma’am.” “This is no time to ask me to seat doc, my husband’s life is at stake.” “You cannot donate blood to him, I have his medical file with me and I have seen that you are breastfeeding, I am sorry you can’t donate blood. If other family members can’t donate blood, it is fine, I will have the donors fly into the country.” He opened some files on his table.

“Her fever spiked. I was about to feed her lunch but she collapsed on the bed. The doctor says she has dengue fever. They ran some tests. Her platelet counts are low. We need a blood transfusion immediately.” She cried, holding Marsha’s hand and caressing her hair before turning to her father. “I’ll do it,” she said. “You can’t donate. You’re pregnant.” Her father shook his head. “I volunteered but they found out I have high blood pressure.” “What’s her blood type?” Jacob asked. “B+,” she answered. “I can do it,” Jacob volunteered. “I’ll help, Mich. You don’t have to worry.” She wiped her tears away and gasped. “T-Thank you, Jacob.”

Type O blood could be used in emergencies. It would work for Dolly.

When Yena was sent to the hospital last night, Meredith had volunteered to donate her blood. On average, the maximum amount of blood that one could donate was five hundred milliliters of blood. "A thousand milliliters? It's not enough," Josiah seethed coldly.

Even if I had a lot to share, I was angry with her and had no intention of sharing with someone who’d do what she did. It was sheer intuition and luck that made me turn to searching the blood samples that I had for insect properties. Through process of elimination, I found a heavy amount of cockroach properties. From this, I managed to determination that the contamination was a form of vampire leprosy caused by a hygienic issue with the donors. I didn’t think that it was a feeding issue in the sense of their blood. It was the fact that they were placing their mouths on flesh that was riddled with Staphylococcus aureus and ingesting it along with the blood that they were drinking.

Natasha gritted her teeth in anger. Beatrice adjusted her sitting posture, "But is the situation that serious? The news described the illness as a mere seizure, how come it's so dire now?" Natasha could feel a headache coming on, "Yes it was a serious seizure but what worsened the patient's illness is different. He needs steady blood transfusion too but his blood type isn't available anywhere in the country or out. He has a blood type so rare that it's called golden blood. Only fifty people are known to possess it in the whole world!"

Were they hiding here from me? “Ma’am, your blood is a match…” “What are we waiting for then?” I ask, cutting the nurse off. “It’s a match, but you can’t donate blood while pregnant,” she announces. “Shit, I totally forgot about my pregnancy.” “Can’t I just donate to her? I can’t let her die. I need to find my daughter,” I panic immediately. “I’ll just donate to her. I’m a universal donor,” Malcolm’s voice sounded from outside the room.

Depending on the blood type they feed on and how rich the hormones were at the time of their hatching, Vampire moths will turn into miraculous cures for blood-related illnesses like blood cancer, HIV, autoimmune blood disorders, and bleeding disorders in a broader umbrella. Type A blood can cure blood cancer but not all kinds. The most common type of blood cancer it could cure is leukaemia. B blood types can cure HIV and AIDS but not those in late stages. AB blood types can cure the rarer autoimmune blood diseases, but Wanda wasn’t too sure about the success rate for each case as AB breeders were very rare. O breeders were the more common cases, and they could be used to cure bleeding disord

“Don’t get upset with me, but I called the owner last night. Since he owed me a favor, he’s willing to sell you one of his new donors.” I flinched internally. The words sounded clinical, but the idea behind them was anything but. Buying a donor. Like I was bartering for livestock, a prized cow, a resource to be used and discarded when no longer needed. Doc blinked, voice dangerously calm, “Sell one to me?” Shelby nodded, eyes darting away briefly before meeting Doc’s gaze again. “He doesn’t want an unfortunate accident—like with the last three donors—that walked in here and ended up buried in your cemetery,” his voice trembled with reluctant sympathy.