Do you know your blood type?

[bolt pp]

It dos'nt matter to me i'm never letting anyone have any of my blood!!!

you see if you carry a donar card you have less chance of recieving heroic life saving measures from ambulence personel and doctors due to a secret goverment directive.

they let you kick it and give your organs to someone on an nhs waiting list.

the goverment statistics show one less person died on an nhs waiting list and one extra person died in an unrelated accident which over a long period of time is an eminently favorable statistic for the goverment.

[I, Zimbra]

I had a chart somewhere that explains it all  

O- can go to anyone, I know that much - you always see that in medical dramas like ER.

I think AB- can go to AB+, but AB+ can only go to other AB+s...

[b4matt]

I'm a bit embarassed to not know my type. I give blood regularly, haven't been for probably 2 years tho just realised ... i'm going this week now. wd sark

[Poppet7]

Resus A negative... or something like that. The only thing I know about that blood type is that when I give birth to a baby I'll have to have a lot more injections than the 'average' woman. Which is great because I have a phobia of needles/injections. I'm very proud I managed to have my BCG and Mumps injections a few years ago, even though I did go green and faint, but I havent had the tetanus/polio thingy and refused to have an Op I desperately needed, so they just gassed me instead!

I feel really terrible about it, but I don't give blood. I won't give blood to find out what is wrong with me, let alone to give it willingly.

[steeley68]

Is there a B+ - as in Be positive? I think that's what I am. That's how I remember, it's my motto.

[Josh]

It dos'nt matter to me i'm never letting anyone have any of my blood!!!

you see if you carry a donar card you have less chance of recieving heroic life saving measures from ambulence personel and doctors due to a secret goverment directive.

they let you kick it and give your organs to someone on an nhs waiting list.

the goverment statistics show one less person died on an nhs waiting list and one extra person died in an unrelated accident which over a long period of time is an eminently favorable statistic for the goverment.

I'm going to make sure in my will it states when I die, my organs be harvested and sold on ebay, and the procedes go to donar card awareness.

[bolt pp]

It dos'nt matter to me i'm never letting anyone have any of my blood!!!

you see if you carry a donar card you have less chance of recieving heroic life saving measures from ambulence personel and doctors due to a secret goverment directive.

they let you kick it and give your organs to someone on an nhs waiting list.

the goverment statistics show one less person died on an nhs waiting list and one extra person died in an unrelated accident which over a long period of time is an eminently favorable statistic for the goverment.

I'm going to make sure in my will it states when I die, my organs be harvested and sold on ebay, and the procedes go to donar card awareness.

sssssshhhhhhhhhh

its a secret organisation.

we did obtain goverment files that eluded to this deplorable contempt for human life purpatrated by the medical proffession at the direct behest of the goverment, but they kidnapped my dog and programed him to come back and eat it, which he did.

he was eating pedigree chum a secret papers all day.

i didnt notce as i was in a £1.20 8675 thousand runner multi in which i bubbled.

[littlemissC]

Resus A negative... or something like that. The only thing I know about that blood type is that when I give birth to a baby I'll have to have a lot more injections than the 'average' woman. Which is great because I have a phobia of needles/injections. I'm very proud I managed to have my BCG and Mumps injections a few years ago, even though I did go green and faint, but I havent had the tetanus/polio thingy and refused to have an Op I desperately needed, so they just gassed me instead!

I feel really terrible about it, but I don't give blood. I won't give blood to find out what is wrong with me, let alone to give it willingly.

poppet that is what i was refering to on my post.dont worry its not that bad,they give you the injection right after the birth and your so shatered you dont even feel it.

[Poppet7]

Resus A negative... or something like that. The only thing I know about that blood type is that when I give birth to a baby I'll have to have a lot more injections than the 'average' woman. Which is great because I have a phobia of needles/injections. I'm very proud I managed to have my BCG and Mumps injections a few years ago, even though I did go green and faint, but I havent had the tetanus/polio thingy and refused to have an Op I desperately needed, so they just gassed me instead!

I feel really terrible about it, but I don't give blood. I won't give blood to find out what is wrong with me, let alone to give it willingly.

poppet that is what i was refering to on my post.dont worry its not that bad,they give you the injection right after the birth and your so shatered you dont even feel it.

I'm not quite sure, I think I remember being told its something to do with my blood and the fathers blood not 'mixing' well, I might be wrong though. I'm not worried about it yet anyway, babies are a long way off, I'll panic when the time comes

[charmaine]

I'm resus negative , when my babies were born and if they were a different blood group from me i had to have an injection with in 24 hrs called anti D .

[littlemissC]

same,and i was told it was quite rare.

[charmaine]

Yes it is 

[littlemissC]

well 3 women from a rare blood group all on blonde.this site amazes me everyday

[Josh]

3 women is enough to excite, I mean amaze me.

[Royal Flush]

I would give blood if they came to my house to get it....i am just too lazy to go out...