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Give Blood
- Thread starter Willy Dangle
- Start date
Boroseagull
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Why? You don't go near them to donate so that's no excuse.
jmsc
New member
That is pathetic, god help you if you're ill/have an accident!
Drumstick
NORTHSTANDER
Maybe he has read to much of the Daily Mail? Still no problem a few years it will all be private anyhow. Assume if he has an accident he wont want picking up by the Ambulance either.
What do hospitals have to do with it?
Leekbrookgull
Well-known member
54 donations now,next is set for 7th August. Does not take long. Just go along. PLEASE.
Willy Dangle
New member
- Aug 31, 2011
- 3,551
- Thread starter
- #47
I am dissapointed in some people on here. This thread is not some kind of personal crusade but I would have thought some one would have got the kick uo the arse that I got and signed up.
For those that can but wont you are welcome to my blood if you need it some time and I hope then maybe you will donate.
For those that can but wont you are welcome to my blood if you need it some time and I hope then maybe you will donate.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,624
Yep, it's exactly the same. Just a tiny prick.
Box of Frogs
Zamoras Left Boot
Used to regularly, but not allowed to any more due to a recent illness.
Thats where I use to give my blood. Is there a new system these days?
These are the nearest locations to me:
Hove Town Hall
Jury's Inn Hotel
Portslade Town Hall
Patcham Community Centre
Brighton Racecourse
Asda Hollingbury
Southwick Community Centre
Woodingdean Primary School
Seagull over Canaryland
Well-known member
They are so desperate to get donations there are now regular sessions in most areas. There really is no excuse not to donate 4 times a year if you are eligible. Just go on Give Blood - do something amazing give Blood for details.
Birdie Boy
Well-known member
- Jun 17, 2011
- 4,368
I have never given blood but have been thinking about it for a while now. Looked up the web sites and I currently can't give blood as I have a chesty cough, I need to see the doc's about it (had it for 2-3 weeks), so will presumably go on anit-biotics, another reason I can't give blood. The good thing is that these will go and may be I can then give blood although I am permanently on a medication and I am seeing conflicting advice on whether it is possible to give blood, so I will call them and ask. If I can give blood with this medication, I will once the cough has gone.
Hopefully one newbie Triggers Twin!
Edit: I forgot, when the family was in Italy camping (Tuscany) the campsite was asking for blood donations, my wife gave and she received 2 bottles of red wine and a voucher for the cake shop!
Hopefully one newbie Triggers Twin!
Edit: I forgot, when the family was in Italy camping (Tuscany) the campsite was asking for blood donations, my wife gave and she received 2 bottles of red wine and a voucher for the cake shop!
Willy Dangle
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- Aug 31, 2011
- 3,551
- Thread starter
- #54
I have never given blood but have been thinking about it for a while now. Looked up the web sites and I currently can't give blood as I have a chesty cough, I need to see the doc's about it (had it for 2-3 weeks), so will presumably go on anit-biotics, another reason I can't give blood. The good thing is that these will go and may be I can then give blood although I am permanently on a medication and I am seeing conflicting advice on whether it is possible to give blood, so I will call them and ask. If I can give blood with this medication, I will once the cough has gone.
Hopefully one newbie Triggers Twin!
Edit: I forgot, when the family was in Italy camping (Tuscany) the campsite was asking for blood donations, my wife gave and she received 2 bottles of red wine and a voucher for the cake shop!
Hope you can and hope you do.
Phat Baz 68
Get a ****ing life mate !
- Apr 16, 2011
- 5,026
Unfortunately i cant anymore as i take Methotrexate for my arthritis and its a Cyto-toxic drug !!
I used to though !!
I used to though !!
we can't now we live abroad because of the whole mad cow thing. i was edging close to 50 blood donations before we left.
my daughter lived for as long as she did because of some strangers who got off their arses, took a short time out of their day and donated some blood (she had plasma and marrow as well in the end)
she died because she didn't get a liver transplant in time.
one day that might be your daughter or son or wife or mum or brother who is relying on the kindness of a stranger to save their life. don't assume that just because you are related you will be a match, you might not be.
i think people who say i am scared of needles, who can't be bothered, who just think it won't ever be them in need are selfish and have no time for them i am embarrassed to say that before anastasia got sick i had donated blood once or twice in a very hit or miss fashion because hey, shit doesn't to me. well it does and it did and one day it could be you. since then i was religious in donating every time i could. such a simple thing and it really does save lives.
my daughter would have just celebrated her ninth birthday. she didn't.
my daughter lived for as long as she did because of some strangers who got off their arses, took a short time out of their day and donated some blood (she had plasma and marrow as well in the end)
she died because she didn't get a liver transplant in time.
one day that might be your daughter or son or wife or mum or brother who is relying on the kindness of a stranger to save their life. don't assume that just because you are related you will be a match, you might not be.
i think people who say i am scared of needles, who can't be bothered, who just think it won't ever be them in need are selfish and have no time for them i am embarrassed to say that before anastasia got sick i had donated blood once or twice in a very hit or miss fashion because hey, shit doesn't to me. well it does and it did and one day it could be you. since then i was religious in donating every time i could. such a simple thing and it really does save lives.
my daughter would have just celebrated her ninth birthday. she didn't.
Willy Dangle
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- Aug 31, 2011
- 3,551
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- #57
Too many stories like this in the UK. Sorry for your loss and thank you for the post.
There you go guy's and girls, the very reason you should. Still not one sign up in the poll though, tsk tsk.
It will take more than saving a life of someone else for the likes of TCB to give up their blood I suspect.
Thanks for this response.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,624
I'm going this afternoon: the Blood van is setting up at the Martlets Hall in Burgess Hill if anybody fancies stopping by to donate 