I went and gave blood for the first time today and found out that I am O+.

By the way giving blood is not nearly as scary as I thought... [img]smile.gif[/img]

Good for you!

I am o- and I try to give blood at least twice a year [img]smile.gif[/img]

Im A+ and have been giving for 22 years [img]smile.gif[/img]
Of course a lot of that was while inthe service where it was an enlightened self interest thing [img]smile.gif[/img]

I am O+ but cannot give blood.

I have spherocitosis... and most doctors don't know what it is, so don't feel bad. It IS hereditary, tho... so no one will get it. :D
More info than you wanted... ah well.

I want to give blood, I just can't produce it fast enough.

ab-
why you wanna know ? you're not a vampire, are ya ?

AB- as well [img]tongue.gif[/img]

I'm O- so anyone can benefit from my blood, but I have to have the same type.

Same as my grades in school --- A+

O+ Gave blood a few times in the military. Tried to give blood recently. The wait was too long. I'm always in a terrible hurry when off work. I just don't have time to wait 45 minutes or more to start giving blood and then the time spent doing it.

i have the same type blood as personality,A Negative.

I have absolutely no idea - I've never had any major medical treatment and I can't give blood - I'm mildly asthmatic (if I'm stressed) which means I have a salbutamol inhaler - that's a beta-activator (increases heart rate) and they don't want your blood here if you have any of that stuff floating in it, obviously it could put a seriously injured patient in danger. If I've taken it in the last 6 months they don't want to know!

Athsma sucks, doesn't it Epona? It drives me up a wall. If I don't maintain a decent diet and exercise program, I have to suck on an inhaler for no specific reason. If I run and the air is cold, I have to use the inhaler. If allergy season hits and I forget the allergy meds, I have to suck on an inhaler. If I give in and pet cute fuzzy little cats and forget to scrub my hands and forearms right afterward or get in a real dusty area, I have to use the inhaler. AAAARRRRRGGGGHHHH!!!!!!!! I have a love/hate relationship wih the #$%@^&* inhaler!!!

Ahhh, that sucks! Fortunately mine isn't bad at all and only occurs when I feel stressed - so it's psychologically triggered asthma, not physical. I occasionally get it when I have flu, but not often. I smoke too (yeah, I know that's stupid) which doesn't seem to aggravate it at all - so I guess I'm lucky with it.

Red on one side and blue on the other...?... [img]smile.gif[/img]

(B pos since I was born)

My mum has quite bad asthma and she thought they wouldn't let her give blood, she went in after I started donating and they told her she was fine to donate *shrugs* , maybe she uses a different inhaler or something?

Personally I'm A+, unfortunately this doesn't reflect my grades in school [img]tongue.gif[/img]

B positive here as well. Or at least I think it was B+. [img]smile.gif[/img]

wow dude, you're a real load of fun, aren't you ?

O+ here...have donated blood 15 times over the last 9 years... [img]smile.gif[/img]

BK

Did you know that you're blood type can determine your personality? It's true, thats why they do it in Fighting Games and Anime shows so much. It's quite a popular belife in Asia.

Type O: A giving person who is very Caring and Special to the world. They are also artistic in some cases.

Type A: A unique individual who likes to be very dominant over others and has some leadership skills.

Type B: A very weak individual who will normally let others take advantage of them. They make up for this with their creativity and ability to improvise.

Type AB: An individual who isn't anger prone but seems to never have a changing attitude. What that attitude is exactly is determined by the individual themself.

As for all those +s and -s... err I forgot... [img]tongue.gif[/img]

I'm O... just O... So come and get some Vampires I dare ya! I'm universal!

I'm A+ (high grade octane?), and used to donate regularly, but now that the American Red Cross changed its rules, I (and my husband, and his family) am unable, as I spent several years during the '80s in England, and apparently might give people mad cow disease.

Hmmm, if I haven't shown any effects in 15 years, I suspect I might not be carrying it.... could be wrong....