My Granddaughter's story. (Blood Transfusion) Found this in the comments from the link below.

"Quoting @kevinashley478"
So please take the time to read this. My Granddaughter (Araceli Ashley) was born with a congenital heart defect. After 2 open heart surgeries, and multiple Cath Labs, she was finally on her last open heart surgery to fix her defect. We left Duke, here in NC, and she took a medflight to Stanford University in CA, specifically Lucille Packard Children's Hospital. She went in for her surgery and it took 19 hours to complete. The doctors said that her surgery was success. About 2 weeks later, she had developed clots in her gut, femoral artery, the artery that feeds the kidneys, and one big one in her right atrium.

She also tested positive for Covid antibodies, but she never had COVID and she was never vaccinated due to her heart condition. So, 3 weeks after her #1st surgery at LPCH, she went back in for another open heart, to remove the clot in her right atrium. It turned out that it was actually 3 clots, but the doctor said they got all of it and that she should be fine.

When questioned about why she was clotting, every doctor just shrugged their shoulders. I brought up the fact that she had a blood transfusion during her first surgery and could the blood that she received have been vaccinated blood or blood from someone that had already had COVID, and I was told that it was impossible.

Fast Forward 9 months, and the clots kept developing and causing strokes in her organs. I asked how her heart looked EVERY WEEK for 5 months, and they kept telling me it was fine.
We finally got the green light to fly her back home and the day before she was to fly out, they informed us that the clot in her right atrium had reformed and that it had been there for months, but they overlooked her imaging.

We got her to back to Duke in NC, and they took away her blood thinners and when we explained she would die, they said they knew that she would.

They also actively blocked us from getting opinions from other hospitals. She passed away, in her mother's arms, on April 18, 2022 at 3:44pm, just one month shy of turning 3 years old.

I am absolutely convinced that Celi received blood that was contaminated, with the vaccine or the virus, during the blood transfusion of her first surgery at LPCH.

My granddaughter should not be dead, she should not be in a niche, she should not have been the person for which I planned a funeral for the first, and she should not have an empty chair at my dining table.

I want everyone to know her story, know that blood transfusions are dangerous, and know that LPCH, Duke hospital, and the blood bank, they killed my baby, my Lil' Monkey.

The contaminated blood and the direct actions of her medical providers, they killed her. She had had multiple open heart surgeries, and NEVER had a single issue with clotting or any complications. The blood did this. The doctors did this. My Lil Monkey, Araceli Ashley, should be opening her presents and giving us hugs and kisses.

Thank you for reading this. Her story needs to know by everyone. And I will use every breath till my dying day to make sure the world knows her name and knows that she died at the hands of people that were supposed to help her.
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Last Edited by Backwash on 12/29/2022 10:13 PM