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How I did it: It was about a week after I'd given blood for the first time, when I got a letter in the mail from Red Cross. I opened it up and was pleasantly surprised to find a donor card tucked inside, with my name and AB+ blood type printed on the bright red plastic. It's now in my wallet, and I'm quite proud to whip it out every time I donate haha. Read how I did it…
How I did it: 1.go to your local blood bank and tell them you want to donate. 2. you fill out a survey about your health and other health related questions3.answer all questions honestly, you're donating to help other people, so you don't want to get anyone else sick because of you. Even though they do test all blood before it is used for someone else.4. they will look over your questions, take a small sample from the finger to test your iron or someth… Read how I did it…
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How I did it: A+ I gave at a blood drive at my college. It took them forever to send me that bloody card (pun intended), but it was good to find out.They want me to put more text in here soooo.... rvvhrtrtesteafhgdte fdsdhfsjtryetsrread segsgffdhhgft fgfaetu7ycg yrjvjhjrks. There, happy now??? Read how I did it…
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How I did it: Go to the doctor and ask permission to test my blood ;)You can always ask your doctor about this!I had to know my bloodtype, because I was going to travel to Africa.. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Just some days before my c-section I remembered I wasn't sure about my blood type. The doctor told me I am a B+ on the way to the C-section, I was already dressed up for the party and everything! Read how I did it…
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Well, i actually ended up donated blood, something i never thought i’d do. it wasn’t that bad and made me feel good about helping others.
A positive :)
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I went to the actual red cross center to donate blood, and they had it in the computer….I’m B+. I guess my donor card got lost in the mail.
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going to give double reds today, so maybe ill get a donor card in the mail after today.
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I decided to give blood to the red cross, didnt know after a while they tell you what type you are.
People should be told this at birth! I’ve went 24 years without knowing. When I give blood I’ll ask!
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I’ve always wanted to know what my blood type is. It’s not like I need to know it or anything, but I would be interesting anyway. I guess I will give blood, once I overcome my fear of needles… ^^
i have a paralysing fear of needles though!
people tell me this is irrational
BUT SINCE WHEN IS NOT WANTING A BG FAT NEEDLE IN YOUR BODY IRRATIONAL!
but yh
i wanna be O,cuz its easier
but i also wanna be a really rare one
or a new one!
blood type z
yeeeeeeeah!
lol not possible
but neither is me going to a doctor and requesting a blood test
(falls on floor and starts spasming at the very notion)
aww well…i can dream
they have my blood on ice somewhere?!
cant they test that?
oh wellllll
from now on…
BLOOD TYPE Z ALL THE WAY!
spasm of fear
I need another health check to renew my ARC, which includes a blood test. I’ll ask if they can check the type while they’re at it.
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blair♥ smith asks,
“Do they tell you your blood type if you donate 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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