http://ajwrb.org/jehovahs-witnesses-and-blood-tens-of-thousands-dead-in-hidden-tragedy

The latest research article published at AJWRB estimates the number of Jehovah's Witnesses who have died from following or being coerced to follow Watchtower's blood policy. The numbers are staggering.

Him time don reach jorr!

mikeolu1:
http://ajwrb.org/jehovahs-witnesses-and-blood-tens-of-thousands-dead-in-hidden-tragedy

The latest research article published at AJWRB estimates the number of Jehovah's Witnesses who have died from following or being coerced to follow Watchtower's blood policy. The numbers[color=#770077][/color] are staggering.

no one is coerced into making any decision it's a matter of personal choice. You also seem to forget the number of those whose refusal of blood transfusion was instrumental in their recuperation. You seem to have lots of bitterness in your heart sharing the reason for such bitterness will really go a long way in helping you

Lightning07:
no one is coerced into making any decision it's a matter of personal choice. You also seem to forget the number of those whose refusal of blood transfusion was instrumental in their recuperation. You seem to have lots of bitterness in your heart sharing the reason for such bitterness will really go a long way in helping you

They are not coerced you say but they will be disfellowshipped and subsequently shunned because they accepted blood transfusion. Yet you say it is a conscience matter. Who are you deceiving? Stop lying and trying to cover up. There is no bitterness here. Your organization should Stop the murder of its followers under the guise of religion.

Then We should all be clapping for terrorists cause it is based on their religious ideology too. Mtcheww

Lightning07:
no one is coerced into making any decision it's a matter of personal choice. You also seem to forget the number of those whose refusal of blood transfusion was instrumental in their recuperation. You seem to have lots of bitterness in your heart sharing the reason for such bitterness will really go a long way in helping you

what about children

Lightning07:
no one is coerced into making any decision it's a matter of personal choice. You also seem to forget the number of those whose refusal of blood transfusion was instrumental in their recuperation. You seem to have lots of bitterness in your heart sharing the reason for such bitterness will really go a long way in helping you

Most Jehovah's witnesses are the most decent and honest people many will come in contact with. These people are all victims of a group of men- the Gb, who have created a cult out of bible's beneficial principles.
The gb, some of them victims as well, have created hosts of rules that are so laughable and non defensible.
Most jw rank and file are forced to defend those senseless interpretations of the Bible.
That's what you will see on this thread whenever a jw responds to questions.

Superpower:
what about children

Excellent question


https://www.jehovahs-witness.com/topic/4792870013763584/no-blood-transfusions-bible-does-appear-support

CANADA STARTS FIGHT-BACK AGAINST BLOODLESS SURGERY

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/health/the-fight-for-robots-in-canadas-operatingrooms/article35897282/

Globe and Mail, Tuesday 8 August 2017.
The patient, a 70-year-old man with high-risk prostate cancer, was a Jehovah’s Witness.
His religion was one of the reasons he decided to undergo surgery at St. Joseph’s Healthcare in Hamilton, home to a robot named da Vinci whose steady metal hands can remove a prostate with scant risk of the blood transfusions forbidden by the man’s faith.
On a recent afternoon, the patient laid unconscious on an operating table as surgeon Bobby Shayegan and his team plunged a camera and three robotically controlled surgical instruments through small incisions in his abdomen.
Dr. Shayegan settled himself in front of a three-dimensional screen, clasped the two joysticks that controlled the tools inside his patient’s pelvis and proceeded to cut, cauterize and stitch until he freed the man’s prostate, pulling it out through one of the original incisions.
There was next to no blood.
“That was routine,” Dr. Shayegan said afterward, holding the plum-sized gland that he and the robot had removed together. “Very routine.”
...
In its first real ruling on a robotic surgery, the expert committee that advises Ontario on which new health technologies to pay for said there was no good evidence that robot-assisted radical prostatectomy is any better than conventional open surgery when it comes to controlling cancer or preserving urinary and sexual function.
The panel said the robot’s other benefits – patients have smaller incisions, lose less blood, suffer less pain and leave the hospital sooner – were not significant enough to justify spending, on average, an extra $3,224 a case, a figure that does not include the millions that wealthy benefactors have spent buying the machines for Canadian hospitals.


https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/health/the-fight-for-robots-in-canadas-operatingrooms/article35897282/

JW Family loses a civil case against a PA Hospital where the mother died after bleeding following child birth.

http://law.justia.com/cases/pennsylvania/superior-court/2017/1838-eda-2015.html

And yet another person dies.
Jehovah's Witness dies after refusing blood transfusion during operation

http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/bishop-s-stortford-jehovah-s-witness-dies-after-refusing-blood-transfusion-during-operation/story-30532846-detail/story.html