I am O-negative (universal donor), CMV-negative and NON Covid vaxed. I also never had Covid, except for a few days of Omicron in January... so I have natural antibodies.
I was a regular blood donor before Covid. Since January 2020, I haven't donated a drop. The blood centers were one of the worst at pushing the Covid hoax and the fraud vaccines. That was clear from early on, so I stopped.o o If any NON-vaxed person in Southeast Texas needs blood donated for an operation, I'll be willing to make a dedicated donation of double red cells. Can also donate plasma.o o I just don't want non-vaxed to have to accept vaxed blood, which is found to cause clotting, VAIDS and other problems. The blood centers and hospitals sure won't help and they don't separate the blood. If you know unvaxed who needs blood donation, remember it takes 4 days or so to test and screen the blood donation. Contact me a week in advance of possible operation and I will donate pure blood to help someone if needed.
I'm also O-negative and unvaxxed. I don't know about CMV, I don't think I've ever had it but never been checked for it before. Truthfully, I didn't know what it was, had to look it up.
Happy to see there are other O- nonvaxxed folks out there!
I've been worried about if I ever needed any blood because I will refuse any vaxxed blood. Mine as well just let me die of whatever is afflicting me at the time than to suffer & die from the vaxx.
I think we all need to ask close friends & family around us that we know for sure aren't vaxxed, and see who has the same blood type, so that whenever we need blood, we know who we can trust to ask. It's one of those things we need to know ahead of time in case of emergencies, like prepping for the unexpected.
I wonder if a vaxxed person gets unvaxxed blood, if it would help with vaxx side effects? Like will the clean blood dilute the tainted blood, so to speak?
Edit to add... I had the virus last year (over 7months ago) so should have the antibodies. I'm in S. Bama.
Unlikely that you still have antibodies but you'll have T and B memory cells.