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You know it's possible to donate blood to yourself before a procedure. I've seen this Jehovah witness no transfusions thing several times but no one ever brings up using your own blood.
People do that. But that won't help when you get in an accident and didn't have time to donate beforehand
Sure but this seems to be a planned procedure rather than emergent. Also you get into areas of implied consent during emergencies.