Not by age (the only people who want to live to be 100 are 99 year olds).
Doesn't count all the units I gave at military bases in the '60s.
Papa D wrote:
Not by age (the only people who want to live to be 100 are 99 year olds).
Doesn't count all the units I gave at military bases in the '60s.
Congrats Papa. That is a milestone to be proud of for sure.
DCGravity
Loc: Fairfax, VA (by way of Cleveland OH)
Papa D wrote:
Not by age (the only people who want to live to be 100 are 99 year olds).
Doesn't count all the units I gave at military bases in the '60s.
That's quite commendable, Papa D!
Papa D wrote:
Not by age (the only people who want to live to be 100 are 99 year olds).
Doesn't count all the units I gave at military bases in the '60s.
All right papaD ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ
Papa D wrote:
Not by age (the only people who want to live to be 100 are 99 year olds).
Doesn't count all the units I gave at military bases in the '60s.
That is a lot of people that you have help, last summer had two blood transfusions , who knows maybe have some of your blood in me. good job
Gordon
Loc: Charleston South Carolina
Papa D wrote:
Not by age (the only people who want to live to be 100 are 99 year olds).
Doesn't count all the units I gave at military bases in the '60s.
Nice Papa. I made it to 5 gal. Then the next time they hurt me really bad and I quit.
Wow ๐ฎ thatโs awesome ๐.
Billycrap2
Loc: Mason county,W(BY GOD) Virginia, ๐บ๐ธ๐ฆ
Papa D wrote:
Not by age (the only people who want to live to be 100 are 99 year olds).
Doesn't count all the units I gave at military bases in the '60s.
Wow congratulations Papa D that awesome ๐๐๐๐บ๐ธ๐บ๐ธ๐บ๐ธ๐ฆ
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Papa D wrote:
Not by age (the only people who want to live to be 100 are 99 year olds).
Doesn't count all the units I gave at military bases in the '60s.
I salute you Papa. Were those "Vampire Liberty" by chance?
Congratulations, and thank you for donating! I stopped about 10 yrs ago as it is getting harder and harder to find a decent vein. I have enough trouble with my twice-a-year bloodwork.
I was never allowed to donate for others due to a childhood kidney situation. However, I did donate a couple units for myself that were on standby when I had an abdominal aortic aneurysm repair surgery. Do those units count?
Congratulations to you, Papa D. That's a huge contribution to your fellow-man!
BCKliche wrote:
Congratulations, and thank you for donating! I stopped about 10 yrs ago as it is getting harder and harder to find a decent vein. I have enough trouble with my twice-a-year bloodwork.
I have blood work every two weeks and can never get it from my arms always draw from my hands
Papa D wrote:
Not by age (the only people who want to live to be 100 are 99 year olds).
Doesn't count all the units I gave at military bases in the '60s.
Congrats. You probably saved a lot of lives. I was over two gallons before cancer, chemo and radiation, now they don't want my blood.
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