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Rebal's avatar

Right.

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

Just added this:

"Human tissues for research are said to be worth more than diamonds, being valued at US$500/g."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4428037/

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Rebal's avatar

Disturbing

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I shouldn’t be surprised but I’m speechless .

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Rebecca Charles's avatar

This is so evil, every part of us is for sale.

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Rebal's avatar

I can't find the article, it appears to have been removed, about baby Keighly. I am so so bewildered, disgusted, shocked that I am still able to be moved to tears after these last few years.

We must call out the monsters. We must not buy into all those "medicines" they throw at us, for baby's sakes and for ours. What has humanity come to? We must repent, so God can bless us.

I'm so very sorry for the brutality you've faced, with your daughter. We need justice

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

😪🙏 Thank you for kindness livinsimply.

I put Kaleigh's article back up. It was accidentally unpublished. I was removing some other articles of mine which I need to place into separate headings.

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Elizabeth Glass's avatar

According to the 2006 Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, everyone is presumed to be a prospective organ donor. I did a video about this: https://youtu.be/591u81a989Y?feature=shared . It was also posted on Instagram. However, many people who follow me did not understand so I had to do two more follow up posts. From my understanding of the law…do they even need to ask permission of relatives to just take the tissue of a person who has died? Unless you have a documented letter of refusal, doesn’t the hospital/mortuary, etc simply have the right to just take the deceased person’s tissue (unless the person had a formal letter of refusal)?

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Elizabeth Glass's avatar

P.S. Thank you for this post. May I ask how much a person is worth - approximately - if they’re dead? Organs, tissue, etc? Someone had quoted “$2 million” on another post. That sounds a little high. However, I think attaching a numerical amount is important in terms of notifying the public of these problematic practices.

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

Whole body sale is different from parting it out. For bobies donated to science, I just published a post on this right now. In 2013 Each body was projected to bring in $6,392.

https://thymuscures.substack.com/p/selling-dead-bodies-is-like-mcdonalds

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Elizabeth Glass's avatar

Again, thank you. I am sure you’ve seen this article:

https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-bodies-business/ (Apologies: difficult subject.)

May I ask you - or anyone reading this - a question? This 2017 Reuters in-depth article states that - after someone dies - the next of kin are asked permission to “donate their bodies to science.”

However, according to the 2006 Uniform Anatomical Gift Act

http://www.ooas.pitt.edu/sites/default/files/uaga_final_aug09.pdf

authorities do not have to ask permission. According to Dr. Paul Byrne (truthaboutorgandonation(.)com - and I agree with him - the law makes almost all Americans slaves. Unless the deceased - when they were alive - has a written “document a refusal” and a POA (someone to speak up for them) the body parts are “up for grabs,” so to speak.

Given how certain secret societies and groups control the funeral home industry, the money involved, and the deceptive and problematic UAG Act, the potential for widespread desecration of the deceased is limitless…I mean, why wouldn’t they?

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

This is horrible. 😭 thank you for explaining this.

I had written a letter for cardiac surgeons to fill out declaring if the thymus is taken out to place it back. I think this is part of what got me kicked out of forums. I wanted to arm people with a compassionate document which which would appeal to the surgeon and protect the patient. Not sure it would hold up in court...

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Elizabeth Glass's avatar

I’m still waiting for my booklet from them, but the lifeguardianfoundation dot org has information on how to not let your parts be taken…but what’s stopping them? I had a distant relative who - it’s a long story - but she didn’t have any family nearby so I took care of the services…I always have had a terrible feeling about it. Now that I know about this law: my gut instinct was not wrong.

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Heidi Heil STOPS Thymectomy's avatar

Yes. Your intuition is a blessing. My intuition has been a blessing many times.

They call thymus organs tissue... because "cut up" Any organ may be considered a non functioning organ therefore "tissue" EXCEPT thymus defies ALL ODDS. not only does it act like an organ next to any muscle it can cure organs of diseases if a slice of thymus is placed next to organs

My eyes are opened up to things daily and asking questions makes me realize I'm only touching the surface of what's happening right now even though I feel like I know a lot there's so much I don't know and I really appreciate people like you coming forward and helping to connect these dots and bring awareness to people so they can protect themselves. Thank you.

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