As a woman, have money o😂
Mr P needed ₦30million urgently, and according to him, his brother didn’t give it to him.
He turned to his wife, Lola, hoping she could lend him the money.
Lola called her dad, and he immediately gave him the ₦30million😭
I need to hustle
The short answer is no, the core doctrine has not changed: Jehovah’s Witnesses still officially refuse transfusions of whole blood and its four primary components (red cells, white cells, platelets, and plasma).
However, there has been a very significant recent update in March 2026 regarding how a person's own blood can be used.
The 2026 "New Light" Update
As of March 2026, the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses issued an update (Governing Body Update #2) that specifically changed the rules on stored/pre-donated blood:
Previous Rule: It was strictly forbidden to store one's own blood for later use (pre-operative autologous donation), because the doctrine required that once blood left the body, it must be "poured out" (based on Leviticus 17:13).
New Rule: The organization now states that the Bible does not explicitly comment on the use of a person's own blood in medical care. Consequently, whether to allow one's own blood to be removed, stored, and later reinfused is now a matter of personal conscience.
What remains PROHIBITED?
Despite the change for self-donated blood, the following are still generally not allowed:
Allogeneic Transfusions: Accepting blood donated by someone else remains a serious religious offense that can lead to disassociation (shunning).
Primary Components: Whole blood, red cells, white cells, platelets, and plasma from a donor are still strictly off-limits.
What is a "Personal Decision"?
Over the years, the list of "conscience matters" has grown. Individual Witnesses may now choose to accept:
Blood Fractions: Small derivatives like albumin, immunoglobulins, or clotting factors.
In-Circuit Procedures: Processes where blood is kept in a continuous loop outside the body, such as dialysis or heart-lung machines.
Stored Autologous Blood: As mentioned, the 2026 update now includes the storage and reinfusion of one's own blood as a personal choice.
In short, while they haven't "approved transfusions" in the traditional sense (from donors), they have significantly opened the door for medical procedures involving a patient's own blood.
@Shery_003 Never compare your WIFE with your MOTHER
Your WIFE is you; your MOTHER is co progenitor
BOTH are sacrosant IMPORTANT
So,any WOMAN bothered about your love for your MOTHER doesn't love or mean well for you
BECAUSE HER LOVE FOR YOUR MOTHER IS THE PROOF OF HER LOVE FOR YOU
Used to blame my mom for giving birth to 6 children despite the fact that my dad is very poor and he treats her like sh!t. I never understood why until I accidentally walked in on my dad naked.