Virtual Blood Drive

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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby crypto » Tue Mar 03, 2009 12:41 pm

Our ZS chapter is giving away dog tags for donors that bring in another Non-ZS donor at our next blood drive, and encouraging non-eligible members to help anyway by giving the dog tag to them if they can bring in 2 non-ZS donors.
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby Jacob Creutzfeldt » Fri Mar 27, 2009 12:34 pm

10% less blood after today's donation.
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby JimBobVT » Sat May 16, 2009 3:12 pm

I did whole blood last weekend and platelettes this weekend... I feel a bit drained.
Am I a Noob or a Newb here?
I was once voted most likely to be patient x.
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby MisguidedPenguin » Tue Jun 22, 2010 5:39 pm

Feh. I always hate Blood Drives. Since my dad was stationed in Great Britain during the early 90's, I'm considered a potential dormant Mad Cow carrier, and there's still no known way to test blood for Mad Cow (the last I heard, anyways. If anyone has Red Cross-sanctioned proof to the contrary, I would greatly appreciate it), I get to feel like an ass for not being able to help my fellow servicemembers... but I am sincerely thankful that you all are getting out there and helping out.
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby Phrynosoma » Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:24 pm

I just saved 3 people from the zombies! Well, sorta.
I know this topic is an older one, but I donated at my office blood drive this morning and I wanted to brag about it to sombody, and I knew you all would appreciate it. This is my 14th donation. Two more and I get a hoodie!
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby majorhavoc » Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:35 pm

Phrynosoma wrote:I just saved 3 people from the zombies! Well, sorta.
I know this topic is an older one, but I donated at my office blood drive this morning and I wanted to brag about it to sombody, and I knew you all would appreciate it. This is my 14th donation. Two more and I get a hoodie!


I've donated for over 30 years and all I got was this stupid rock.
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby perimedik » Wed Mar 21, 2012 2:34 pm

I donate on a regular basis and organize drives in my area all the time
I'll popst at my next juncture
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby MrFord » Mon Apr 30, 2012 10:00 pm

"Lifetime Donations
at the Blood Center: 24"

Doing double red cell donations now so can only donate every 4 months. Next is June 5.

Reguardless of how you may feel about the collections agencies, if it aint in the bag, it isn't possible to put it in a needy vein.

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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby Baba Brad » Tue May 01, 2012 3:44 pm

Jenny wrote:If you cannot donate blood you can donate money, and still help in other ways. You can also tell others to donate blood if they can.


I encourage people to donate as often as they can. After all, it's people that do donate that I have to thank for still being alive.
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby wang0523 » Wed May 23, 2012 4:11 am

Thank you for your shaing ,it will be useful for me in the future
this is the first time i came here
i like the topic you talk and i like the forum
because it made me contented ,with no time for boredom.
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby MrFord » Tue Jul 03, 2012 11:14 pm

Ended up having to go to school for a week just to keep the job, so the donation was today. Don't quite understand what the importance of the double red cell donation is but they like it enough to pass out Wal Mart gift cards for doing so and summertime slows they were giving another Wally World Gift card just for donating. Also got registered for an automobile give-away. Have a friend that runs the food bank locally, I'm sure she can use the two wally world gift cards. I will make a point of letting her know it is a Zombie Squad donation.

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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby Curtai » Thu Oct 18, 2012 3:00 pm

Just saw this link cuz I never check this part of the forum, but I did donate at the Blood Center of Iowa about 2 weeks ago now and I plan on going again as soon as possible...
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby callista » Fri Dec 28, 2012 9:53 am

MisguidedPenguin wrote:Feh. I always hate Blood Drives. Since my dad was stationed in Great Britain during the early 90's, I'm considered a potential dormant Mad Cow carrier, and there's still no known way to test blood for Mad Cow (the last I heard, anyways. If anyone has Red Cross-sanctioned proof to the contrary, I would greatly appreciate it), I get to feel like an ass for not being able to help my fellow servicemembers... but I am sincerely thankful that you all are getting out there and helping out.
I'm in the same boat, for having been in Germany at the wrong time, and trust me, you have my sympathy. It sucks not being able to help out when it's so obvious and so easy.
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby Cowgirl » Sat Mar 09, 2013 3:41 pm

I apparently have bad veins! They had a terrible time hitting the vein in the first place. Then, they "blew" the vein and it apparently leaked inside my arm while they were drawing the blood. It left me with a huge bruise and a terrible sore arm for a long while after (like over a week sore and a long time looking like I lost a fight)! I guess I am a terrible wimp, but I am afraid to go back to try again. Any thoughts about whether it's something wrong with me and thus more likely to reoccur, or whether it was a fluke? I feel bad about not returning, but I am just a tad fearful of a repeat.
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Re: Virtual Blood Drive

Postby Mr_Sheesh » Thu Apr 18, 2013 6:23 pm

After the Boston and West, Texas tragedies, I'd think many people have donated; IIRC blood has a 42 day expiration, so anyone who hasn't donated lately might want to think of offering to donate in about 3-4 weeks, as there could be a relative low in supply, and you never know when someone might need blood. And those who just donated, cannot donate for a while. Just a random thought - Hope it helps!
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