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I'm behind because I've been slack. Gonna do better this year. Heck, a free t shirt and lower iron as a bonus, who wouldn't.65 or so I think...
lololPlease stop, there's too many people already
I'm behind because I've been slack. Gonna do better this year. Heck, a free t shirt and lower iron as a bonus, who wouldn't.
lolol
Yep.
Which is quite effed up. So they trust people to tell the truth on the questionnaire and then not check the blood? Right.Oh, then I'm not allowed to give them my highly desired universal donor blood that gets fully tested anyway.
Though You were making deposits at a sperm bank.
The 7 gallon pin that I just got and the commercials, of course.How do you know how many?
One pint of blood can be separated into three components, which can be used to treat three different patients.
1) Red Blood Cells have a shelf life of 35 days and are used primarily for surgery and trauma patients.
2) Plasma can be frozen and stored for one year. It is mainly used in treating shock and burn victims.
3) Platelets are good for only five days and are primarily used to treat cancer and leukemia patients.
How do you know how many?
Holy crap, you're still driving?I save lives every time I drive my car and stop at a crosswalk...
Which is quite effed up. So they trust people to tell the truth on the questionnaire and then not check the blood? Right.
"Honey, let's give blood."
"Sorry, sweety, but I've been banging whores for the last 6 months."
The 7 gallon pin that I just got and the commercials, of course.
They turned me away after I donated enough to repopulate China.:$Though You were making deposits at a sperm bank.
What does that mean?Can't donate, my hemoglobin is broken.
Excellent. Too bad the plasma takes so long. The babies and their parents thank you.I'm probably in the 80-90 neighborhood. They asked me to donate plasma instead of whole blood due to my blood type and lack of some kind of antibody. So my plasma can be used for babies of any blood type, and they treat me very well (I don't get paid, though).