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For those of you who remember my adventures in the blood drive last year, please read this and feel free to cheer at your computer.
Red Cross was at the Ville today, and despite my constant medicated state, I was deemed an eligible donor. So I sit through the million questions they ask and BEHOLD! I FUCKING GAVE BLOOD TODAY! It made me feel a lot better about what happened last year. I almost didn't fill the whole bag though because at the end I started a fever and was sweating profusely. The total wait/donation time was supposed to be less than an hour, but I was there for a little over 3 hours before heading back to Gaige, aka I totally missed my English class. Pretty sure that Judy will understand and all, so it's not too much of a big deal to miss one day. Besides, it's not like I make a habit of not going to classes and I'm up to date with everything. Considering it's a University sponsored event, it's odd that there's really not paperwork to prove to professors that you were at the blood drive.
Red Cross was at the Ville today, and despite my constant medicated state, I was deemed an eligible donor. So I sit through the million questions they ask and BEHOLD! I FUCKING GAVE BLOOD TODAY! It made me feel a lot better about what happened last year. I almost didn't fill the whole bag though because at the end I started a fever and was sweating profusely. The total wait/donation time was supposed to be less than an hour, but I was there for a little over 3 hours before heading back to Gaige, aka I totally missed my English class. Pretty sure that Judy will understand and all, so it's not too much of a big deal to miss one day. Besides, it's not like I make a habit of not going to classes and I'm up to date with everything. Considering it's a University sponsored event, it's odd that there's really not paperwork to prove to professors that you were at the blood drive.