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They did a lot of blood work on me. I know that they did a CBC (red and white blood cell counts for anemia, etc. They also did a vitamin check - checked to see if I was low in any particular vitamin. I was - vitamin D - never figured that. There is a blood sugar test. I don't know what others they did but like I said it was extensive.

Yes i ask the same questions when i saw the nurse, she told me my blood group etc (although i knew this as a regular blood donor) but she said it was just your normal routine test and everything with me was "Normal".... ha ha... dont think it is anything to worry about.

Debbie xx

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