Panic attack
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I guess the nurses get pretty passe about ppl being scared of needles, but that was not very nice. I've donated blood lots of times and I hope that you will continue despite the bad experience.
haha as much as I am a proponent for giving blood every chance I get, this kind of blows.
I used to be a donor technician with another blood donation agency. She said she would be taking out the needle in a moment when you were done. 90% of donors, especially young, freak out at their first donation, and she more than likely knew it was your first. Also, there is someone out there who needs that blood, and badly. No one STOLE anything... you agreed to donate LONG before you were ever put in the chair/bed. You panicked because you had a large needle in your arm. Please, if you're going to be this hostile about your donations, don't come back. We technicians have a lot to worry about without having to pacify some unhappy kid.
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Relax! It's not like they're insulted you personally. They just posted an entertaining story. Frankly you should be grateful this person has even bothered to make the effort.
How big of a pussy are you? Its a needle
"Oh my god, he said YDI!" -.- Why go there if you just going to panic. I have no sympathy for people like this.
Mmmm....Blood
You should get help for those panic attacks.
I've done volunteer work for the Red Cross and there's definitely a clause that says if you change your mind they will stop the procedure. However, I understand where this comes from. I've donated 3 or 4 times and I'm not allowed to anymore because my body goes into shock and I end up passing out. However, now that they took your blood be careful- you're going to get TONS of mail asking you to donate again!
That is probably my worst nightmare. It may be irrational but you can't always control a panic attack.
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HAHAHA!! I'm a fan of any FML that says "the Red Cross stole a pint of my blood..." Good times.
i gave blood in novermber last year and i can faintly remember a clause in all that paperwork that said if at any time you change your mind about giving they will stop the procedure. it sucks that they did that to you. i hope it doesnt deter you from giving blood in the future. its for a good cause. and no. 6 you are a jerk : /