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In this lovey-dovey time of giving and caring, I thought I'd share this classic.
We've all heard the phrase "blood, it's in us to give", but I am so dreadfully afraid of needles, that whenever I hear that phrase, I shout out, "No, it's in me to live".
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Comments
that's perfectly fine, it is in you for you to live too lol, I am only afraid of needles in the butt, the rest are fine
Posted by: Carmel | December 30, 2005 06:56 PM
I've never been big on needles. I've donated a couple of times, but not enough to get a mug or anything.
Posted by: SeLiNa | December 30, 2005 07:12 PM
I donated twice. The first time was spontaneous, no problem. Second time I prepped for it by eating and drinking extra, and end up in bad shape. I looked at the Red Cross person and told her to put the blood back in, then kind of passed out. They kept the blood, I got a sandwich.
Posted by: Windigo | December 30, 2005 07:21 PM
Speaking of needles in the butt, I get to get one in January when I get around to it. But I'm a little behind.
Posted by: Saskboy | December 30, 2005 11:02 PM
Yeah, no needles for me. I used to be OK with it until one nice fellow that had never taken blood before stuck a needle in one side and out the other of the big vein in my arm. That wasn't so bad but it freaked him out and he pulled it up in a way that the needle cut a slit right across the vein.
I don't know what happened...lost too much blood and everything went bright white. They said I threatened to kill the guy but I don't remember that.
Posted by: Mark B. | December 31, 2005 05:33 AM
My husband gives blood as often as they let him. I think he has a thing going on with one of the nurses at the Blood Center. Oh well. I've got a bunch of free T-shirts out of the deal.
Posted by: Diane | December 31, 2005 12:37 PM
I give blood regularly when circumstances allow. I haven't been able to give lately because I've somehow become anemic and need to pile on the leafy greens a little more. And I eat a lot of them anyway.
I'd been trying to get my 19 year old to give blood (he's young, he can part with some), but like a lot of people, he's afraid of needles to the point of hysteria. He's been like that ever since he realized about getting immunizations invloved a needle and nurses who "reassured" him that "it won't hurt a bit." Hell, I don't mind needles at all and I'll be the first one to tell you getting stuck with a needle fuckin' hurts!
Posted by: Stef | January 2, 2006 10:07 PM
I gave nine pints in my youth and stopped because I'm not into pain. (There may have been some problem with my veins, I forget.) Anyway -- For a brief time the slogan was "Recycle life, give blood!" and I never did find occasion to use my version, "Recycle life, eat meat!"
Posted by: Anton Sherwood | January 2, 2006 10:13 PM