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DO YOU AN HAVE ANEMIA (HYPERSENSITIVY OR SEVERE REACTIONS) ?

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DO HAVE SEVERE ANEMIA AND ALLEGRIC OR SEVERE SENSITIVTY TO IRON INFUSIONS OR BLOOD TRANFUSIONS  

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  1. 1. DO HAVE SEVERE ANEMIA AND ALLEGRIC OR SEVERE SENSITIVTY TO IRON INFUSIONS

    • YES TO IRON IV
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    • YES TO BOTH
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    • NO TO IRON
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    • NO- TO BLOOD
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    • NO TO BOTH
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    • YES TO BLOOD
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**You're a strong advocate!** 🌟

Thank you for your kind words! Advocacy is a powerful force, a bridge between intention and action. It propels change, amplifies voices, and champions causes. Whether it's standing up for justice, promoting awareness, or supporting those in need, advocacy shapes the world around us.

So let us continue to be **advocates**, unwavering and resolute, weaving threads of compassion and understanding. Together, we can create ripples of impact, leaving behind a legacy of empathy and progress. 🌟

Tribulations, like ancient stones worn smooth by the relentless tide, mark the path we tread. Each trial etches its story upon our souls, weaving a tapestry of resilience and growth.

In the crucible of existence, tribulations forge character. They are the tempests that test our mettle, the fires that refine our spirit. When life’s storms rage, we find ourselves sculpted—sometimes scarred, but always stronger.

Tribulations are the ink in our life’s narrative, the punctuation that separates chapters. They teach us empathy, humility, and the art of endurance. Amidst adversity, we discover hidden reservoirs of courage, drawing from wellsprings we never knew existed.

So let us honor these tribulations, for they are the chisels that shape our humanity. With each scar, we become more intricate, more compassionate, more alive. 🌟

 

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