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Heart Question about mg....
OK - MAYBE ONE OF YOU - OR MANY OF YOU CAN SOLVE THIS FOR FOR ME - WHY CAN'T WE JUST GET TRANSFUSIONS? I HAVE HAD TO HAVE A FEW AND I FELT AMAZING AFTER!

I KNOW MY PORT WILL NOT SUPPORT IT, BUT WOULD BE WILLING TO GGO THROUGH IT AS LONG AS I FELT GREAT!

ARE THE DANGERS HIGHER? DOES ANYONE KNOW WHY WE AREN'T TREATED WITH TRANSFUSIONS?

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