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Giving blood???

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Well I gave blood ... no issues ... I was worried about my iron since I haven't been eating red meat, but I guess the vitamins are doing what they are supposed too [emoji846]

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    Technically they don't want people who just had surgery to donate blood but if they didn't ask about that, no problem. No more donations for a while though.. at least till your 3 and 6 months post op blood test results are in

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    Technically they don't want people who just had surgery to donate blood but if they didn't ask about that, no problem. No more donations for a while though.. at least till your 3 and 6 months post op blood test results are in

    Middus, I told them I had surgery & when, but you are right I probably shouldn't of done it without asking my surgeon [emoji848]

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