Pick up poopy toilet paper on the carpet .kill rats by stomping on them ,remove thousands of squirming maggots out of appliances .clean up crusty blood stains .mow yards with grass two feet high with a weed eater .. 

Multiple blood and plasma donations?

Unless they are wealthy with oodles of assets hanging out there (highly unlikely), this is like squeezing blood from a stone and a waste of time. 

I made a lot of money in stocks by buying in 2009 when blood was running in the streets.

It was a disease people feared, and it was still a disease that people were afraid of getting through casual contact, sweat from shaking hands, toilet seats, blood from a kid's skinned knee being' in the air', tears, etc.If they rewrote the law today, I don't think they would have added that sentence.

In March I got blood results back indicating higher than normal mold levels in my blood.On April 5th visible mold was found in our apartment.

Even with the money gone, it doesn't make good business sense to pay attorneys to try to recover the money because after spending money and going to trials you can't squeeze blood out of a rock.I love your enthusiasm about the business, but I am a strong believer in limiting risks.

Service animals can be for a number of things (seizure, blood sugar, and of course guide dog for the blind).

You cant get blood from a stone. 

That about like tapping a turnip for blood, but the law puts the burden on the parties most likely to be able to recover.