excellent. i can donate next year. I was slightly anaemic last year and that made me perform really badly last year in my yearlies because every day after school I would just collapse from all the fatigue on my bed and sleep until dinner came. I am all better now.
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do it
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yea, i think its really great, i did it a few days ago. but make sure u have plenty of water b4 u go...n try not to be scared. 
good luk!!
good luk!!
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I attempted to donate blood today while my vein failed to corporate.
I was all ready to go after such a long wait, the interview thing + the grip-squeezing business...
The needle was in for about 30 seconds when the lady pulled it out cos it was gonna bruise massively due to leakage.
It was quite an experience though.
I was all ready to go after such a long wait, the interview thing + the grip-squeezing business...
The needle was in for about 30 seconds when the lady pulled it out cos it was gonna bruise massively due to leakage.
It was quite an experience though.
wixxy2348
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Want to donate blood soon. Starting to take iron tablets to boost my iron levels.
Should be sweet.
Should be sweet.
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I am considering it, the problem is i do not know my blood type
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you don't need to.
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You don't need to know
SMP213
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u dnt need to know it when you go, they will test it themselves. coz when i went, no one asked me, or any of my friends, so yea!
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lol just noticed they test the donations for this
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You can find out your own blood type by procuring antigen-binding solutions and a pint of your blood.ahhliss said:
Mix the stuff together; check if it agglutinates; if so, then you have the respective antigens, from which you can conclude whether you're A, B, AB, or O, and whether you have the Rhesus factor.
When you donate, it doesn't matter what you have; it does matter, however, when you're receiving. If you receive an incompatible type, happy haemolysis.
At this very moment, I do not receive or donate blood.