Untitled — 3 days ago
Worth doing!
Yay for O-!!
find out what my blood type is
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Things you don't need to know..really.. — 1 week ago
I can’t imagine why this is particularly important to do. The next time you’re in a position to need blood given to you, you probably will not be in a state to mention it. And even if you do tell them, they’ll match you anyway..in case you’re wrong or delerious.
If you go to the Red Cross and donate blood, you’ll get a nifty little donator card with your blood type on it. That way you’ve done something good, and found out something you wanted to know anyway.
Sands66 hoping for more cheers and for more people to share my goals
Should be easy enough! — 2 weeks ago
Worth doing!
Once you make a dr appointment and have them draw some blood, it should be smooth sailing from that point.
AB — 2 weeks ago
pricking your finger with a wide needle
squeezing like mad to get the blood out
antiserum-a, antiserum b, mixmixmix
doing this in forensics class
priceless
Untitled — 2 weeks ago
Worth doing!
Well, before I went to study abroad in Spain, I was required to find out my blood type, so I did! Yay for O+!
maegan16 is filling out scholarships
A negative! — 3 weeks ago
I gave blood a few times and found out I have a pretty rare blood type, 6% of people have it. So the blood centers like my blood!
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Tim Dorr asks,
“I've got hemophobia like you would not believe. Any way to find out my type without actually taking any blood out of me?”
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