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silka | 09:15 Fri 25th Sep 2020 | ChatterBank
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I used to give blood regularly, years ago but haven't done since I had my son.
Yes, as often as I can.

They like my blood as I'm a rare sub group called Ro.
yes regularly until I went to Egypt - and they wisely said erm no thank you. in the good old days before Hep C detection ....
my guess is Ro - silent gene - no rhesus antigen of any kind
BUT
see wiki rhesus:
"Ro (cDe or Dce) is today most common in Africa."
interesting article - about half way down
I do it without even leaving my home. The doctor visits after dark and the donation is made. No fuss, but must admit to being a tad trance-like afterward. I can highly recommend his services. Contact your local blood donation centre and ask for Dr A Cula.
No. I keep telling myself I will but never get to it.
I had a blood test 2 weeks ago, not got a clue what they've done with it, never mind the results.
I give blood regularly.

For anyone thinking about doing so, but not got round to it, have a look at the website and book online. Its really easy to change the date and time if you need to, and when you go along it is a friendly and supportive experience, topped off by tea and biscuits!

https://www.blood.co.uk
No tea at the moment, due to Covid.
In used to donate and would like to do so again, but every time I log into the website there are never any appointments left .
I am, currently 38 units donated.

I consider it my civic(and moral as I work in the NHS) duty to do so.

When serving in HM Forces, it was pretty much mandatory!(As instructed by the Sgt Major)
No due to being terrified of needles and having no existent veins
Thats true Hopkirk. Orange or lemon squash at the moment, but there's no limit on the Jacobs Club biscuits!
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Right no hot drinks but lovely crisps, crackers, club orange, plain biscuits, amongst other snacks, Quite a spread they put out.
Yes. Haven't been for a while due to medical investigations but I'm booked in for next Tuesday. My son used to donate plasma, which was interesting.
I went to the Donor centre. Offered an armful, they declined. Didn’t even get a biscuit.

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