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Yes. Many times.

Got my gold award for 50 pints before being stopped from donating because I'd had a major operation, one of the silly rules they have here in the UK.

no

yes! My blood is universal donor. o-

Ducky

Mine is red. :)

country bumpkin

So is mine, red and o-.

Ducky

:)

 I've come close to passing out a few times because I don't like needles or the  sight of blood,but knowing I may be saving a life makes it worth the temporary inconvenience.

country bumpkin

It is my favorite colour. :)

Always wanted to and I'm a rare type but as a diabetic, they won't take it from me......

country bumpkin

My grandfather is a diabetic and he's donated blood for decades. I wonder why the rules are different being you both live in Texas.

I was diagnosed anemic and I wasn't allowed.

Oh hell ya but most times not intentionally ...hard living on clay street...!

Ducky

:)

Over two gallons now. A lot of years.

I can't donate, my blood is tainted with some dumb desease I got when I was a kid.   But I donate to myself when I have surgery.

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