Posted on 10/21/2017 2:47:16 PM PDT by djf
OK.
I got a blood type kit from Amazon.(which I am not affiliated with).
Anyways, I think I was told before at a very young age I was B-
So right now I'm trying to get ready to test it again but I figured I'd ask...
What's your blood type?
Lines never to be forgotten from any movie! Priceless.
I gave blood for years but stopped after a really bad reaction about 6 years ago. No more..
“”About 40 wpm.””
One in every crowd....love humor! We need more of it and can always count on some here...
Thanks, friend.
A+
O+
Just great - so far we have:
80 proof
40WPM
10W30
Any more?
How about: 55MPH
I’m O- but no one wants my blood in this country. Because I lived in Europe in late 80s early 90s. Forbidden for life. Too bad I don’t engage in tons of gay male sex or I could give again.
I’m the same type but I visited England, lived in Germany and deployed to Saudi back in 90 so I have 3 strikes against me so they don’t want my blood.
O-. I can donate to any human, most dogs, Greys, Reptilians, and Zeta Reticulans. Well, that’s what the aliens told me at my last anal probe.
No heart beats in my chest. I am the monster breathing men would kill. I am Dracula.
IOW, I like all blood types.
::antibodies which make me a rare blood donor::
If I had any sense, I would quit now while I’m ahead. I meant “antigens” not “antibodies” - sure glad no one caught that but me! I’ve already suffered enough embarrassment over the misspelling in the title of the thread. I saw “antigens” in another’s post and realized I had misspoken OR miswritten as the case may be!
Not according to the Red Cross.
I “may have’ contracted it while in Europe in the early eighties but I can not donate blood for ever, even though if I would have contracted Mad Cow disease it would have killed me over 18 years ago, but according to the Red Cross HIV infected blood isnt that big a deal now so all yall can bleed all you want. The fags in California have you covered but BY LAW you will never receive a drop of healthy blood from me.
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“3 times a day? I find that a bit unbelievable or perhaps an exaggeration? Not to say they won’t call or send post cards, (I get reminders via email) and bug you to come back in and donate, but they actually call you 3 times a day? I’d complain about that.”
I do complain, and it’s cut down to occasional text messages and a call here and there.
County Red Cross, State Red Cross and National Red Cross. Since the hurricanes the calls have been excessive.
Horrible as in my reaction: I’m not squeamish. After the draw I threw up on everyone and had to be guerney’ed out of the room. The time before that was in a bus, and the bus shook and I passed out.
Each time it’s just horrible. I still do it, but not regularly. Don’t get defensive.
“I would think that if you get annual physicals with any type of routine blood tests, it should be on.”
I don’t think that’s part of routine screenings. If you end up in an E.R. with blood loss, no matter what your wallet may say they are gonna type and screen you. Protect their butts and rightfully so.
Did some research on CMV. Did realize it was that prevalent. Up to 50% to 80% of people over 40.
Thank you so much for donating!!!
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B- here also, and both my children are AB-.
Could it be that AB- is not as rare as they say?
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