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                    nasher                
                
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                    now that I am a year past all my surgeries and am 1 year + from cancer and none of my meds preclude me from....
Tomorrow I will be able to donate blood, For over 15 years I was able to donate at least 3 times a year and now finaly again after almost 2 years I will be able to donate again.
it may seem silly to some but if i can save a life with my donation then its all worth it. It is 1 step closer to being "NORMAL"
                            Tomorrow I will be able to donate blood, For over 15 years I was able to donate at least 3 times a year and now finaly again after almost 2 years I will be able to donate again.
it may seem silly to some but if i can save a life with my donation then its all worth it. It is 1 step closer to being "NORMAL"
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why did the doctors tell youpalmyrafan said:Normal
That is wonderful news! Thank you for sharing that. I wish I could donate blood, especially since I have B- but the doctors told me that I am unable to donate.
Congratulations!
Teresa
why did the doctors tell you that you were unable to donate, just curious.
i'm A- and they are in desprate need again of my type.
i was giveing a list of things that had to happen for me to be able to donate
http://www.psbc.org/programs/blood.htm is where i donate.
i sent them an e-mail all my surgeries and all my meds and my cancer status and such and they said yes i could donate. 
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