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Thrown Back
Apr. 7th, 2004 02:05 pmI went to donate blood today, but I got thrown back because my hematocrit was 36. :( I don't get it. I'm not on my period, and I've been taking vitamin supplements with additional iron for the past couple of days, to make sure my iron was satisfactory. This is disquieting. So now, I guess I'll keep on taking thos vitamins regularly. But I'm wondering, if my iron was 36 after taking a couple of days' worth of supplements, what would it have been without them?
Afterward, we went to Office Depot, where we bought printer paper, envelops, pens, and a spiral notebook, then we had lunch at Subway and came on home.
I'm going to see if I can return later this week. They said I could come back tomorrow, so I'll give this another try, if Mark's willing to drive me over there. The Blood Center called and asked me to come in because their supplies are low. I figure, if they're calling, they need everything they can get, and my blood type is O. As soon as I can donate, I will.
I bought a couple of books last week--The Early History of Surgery by W. J. Bishop and Chapel Noir by Carole Nelson Douglas. Douglas' book is one in her Irene Adler series, plus it relates to the Jack the Ripper murders, so I am interested in seeing what Irene's take on that is.
For anyone who cares, I think Jack was a guy named Aaron Kosminski, who lived in Whitechapel. Someday, I would love to write a book covering this.
Afterward, we went to Office Depot, where we bought printer paper, envelops, pens, and a spiral notebook, then we had lunch at Subway and came on home.
I'm going to see if I can return later this week. They said I could come back tomorrow, so I'll give this another try, if Mark's willing to drive me over there. The Blood Center called and asked me to come in because their supplies are low. I figure, if they're calling, they need everything they can get, and my blood type is O. As soon as I can donate, I will.
I bought a couple of books last week--The Early History of Surgery by W. J. Bishop and Chapel Noir by Carole Nelson Douglas. Douglas' book is one in her Irene Adler series, plus it relates to the Jack the Ripper murders, so I am interested in seeing what Irene's take on that is.
For anyone who cares, I think Jack was a guy named Aaron Kosminski, who lived in Whitechapel. Someday, I would love to write a book covering this.
