Under life-threatening situations after sudden events, urgent medical attention is more often than not required to stabilize the patient’s vitals. In such a case, one of the most urgent priorities is the hemorrhage, blood loss, which could potentially end the victim’s life. For medics, one of the quickest and most accessible solutions is blood transfusion. Although, because of religious rules and practices, such as circumcision for the Jews, a Jehovah’s Witnesses (JW) patient (family included) refusing that kind of care may easily be fatal even if it is a physician’s ultimate medical duty to…