On World Haemophilia Day an Aussie world darts champion asks why have the Australian victims of the Infected Blood Scandal been abandoned?
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On World Haemophilia Day an Aussie world darts champion asks why have the Australian victims of the Infected Blood Scandal been abandoned?
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Tony David is rarity in every scene of the word. He has a rare condition, a bleeding disorder called Haemophilia. He then copped tainted blood as a kid. But just like his nickname in the darts world the ‘deadly boomerang’ he made the most astonishing comeback and is the only Australian to win a world darts championship.
But the comebacks don’t stop there, after requiring three liver transplants to stay alive due to the tainted blood he received, Tony is now speaking up about the criminal mistreatment of Australian infected blood victims and their families and is interviewed by Charles MacKenzie.
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Canadian Haemophilia hero James Kreppner https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2009/05/25/james_kreppner_47_patients_rights_activist.html
Tony David Embassy World Championships win
https://youtu.be/4wjuqljnm0I
Tony David blood diary notes of first heat treated factor 9 blood product in 1993
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The Australian Red Cross advertised for blood donors in sexually explicit publications during the AIDS crisis
https://www.infectedbloodaustralia.com/art6
https://www.infectedbloodaustralia.com/art5
CSL chair Brian McNamee in the secretive nature of Australia’s blood supply
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