What's your Blood Type?

[Anthoni]

I gave blood about a month or so ago and a card from the Red Cross came in the mail today, and according to it I have the "O Negative" blood type. Only about 4.33% of the World's population has it. It means that my blood can be mixed with any kind. The down part is that if I ever needed a blood transfusion, it'd have to be from another O-

 

So what's your blood type?

 

#inb4someonesaystheyhavehivoraids

[Hugh]

I was born to be a pessimist. My blood type is B negative.

[-Merk-]

i honestly have no clue :(

[Skillzy]

Don't know, but good thing you gave because someone definitely probably needed your blood.

[Anthoni]

I did the double red donation the first time I donated, which means I gave twice the normal amount of red blood cells that you normally donate. They separated the red cells, plasma, and platelets, and they only kept the red cells. They pumped the plasma and platelets back into me. It was weird when they did that too, like it felt cold in just my arm, and moved to my chest, and then I felt it through out my whole body. o.0

[Going Pking3]

I did the double red donation the first time I donated, which means I gave twice the normal amount of red blood cells that you normally donate. They separated the red cells, plasma, and platelets, and they only kept the red cells. They pumped the plasma and platelets back into me. It was weird when they did that too, like it felt cold in just my arm, and moved to my chest, and then I felt it through out my whole body. o.0

My school had a blood drive around a month ago as well.. I donated, but don't know what type of blood I have.

Btw like 5 kids fainted using that machine.

[Father Justin]

I remember when my friend donated blood and right after that he passed out, #Toomuchblood

[Apache]

idk what my blood is but its something.

[Anthoni]

I did the double red donation the first time I donated, which means I gave twice the normal amount of red blood cells that you normally donate. They separated the red cells, plasma, and platelets, and they only kept the red cells. They pumped the plasma and platelets back into me. It was weird when they did that too, like it felt cold in just my arm, and moved to my chest, and then I felt it through out my whole body. o.0

My school had a blood drive around a month ago as well.. I donated, but don't know what type of blood I have.

Btw like 5 kids fainted using that machine.

Normally the Red Cross would send you something in the mail letting you know. That's odd that they didn't. And yeah, it was really weird. It makes you feel really light headed when they pump the stuff back in.

[Azrael]

Are you planning on harvesting kidneys?

[Saint Andrew]

i honestly have no clue :(

 

I know, same. I feel I should know it. :down:

[Sudo]

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