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500ML of blood drawn, it is a start

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  • Alpine
    Yeah. That wouldn't work for me. I am a diabetic and give myself at least 2 shots a day.
    No big deal.
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  • Don McManus
    Here you go, Bruce.

    No needles with these guys.

    https://www.medicalleeches.com/
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  • mogley98
    Hang in there I'm praying you don't get any worse news.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    I'll say a prayer for ya boss. Maybe practice some on yourself, til you can do it?
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  • select-fire
    I am allergic to needles
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  • hillbille
    I am allergic to needles
    I think they have a shot for that.......
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  • jimdeere
    I hate needles, I could never be a user. I went to the Health Department when I was 18 to get a penicillin shot and passed out on the floor in front of 15 kindergarteners.
    I hope you can overcome this, Bruce. Best wishes.
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  • cbxjeff
    Hate to offer bad news Bruce but I have been getting routine blood draws 3 times a year for 20 years and still hate it.  Rarely  if ever hurts but the anxiety is the real problem.  Hang in the buddy.
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  • redneckandy
    I can give shots to livestock all day long but you better keep that needle away from me! About the only thing worse in my mind is peeling a fingernail off..
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  • jltrent
    Good luck on your tests as getting old is not for sissys........... 
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  • mac10
    my granny had this in the old days she would go in for a bleed out ...brought it home for blood pudding:D
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    mogley98: 31536023401755/comments/31536025332379
    Hang in there I'm praying you don't get any worse news.

    +1 Hate to hear that Bruce. Best Wishes & Prayers sent your way.

    -Ken-

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  • buddyb
    I am scared of needles too.I had to have cardiac by pass surgery 4 years ago and was in the hospital for about 10 days.By the time I got out I had lost count of the needle sticks.
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  • victorj19
    Over the years I donated blood at the Red Cross 71 times.  Watched those big old needles being inserted each time.  I always ask to see the needle for a blood draw since I spotted one that had a piece of metal on it that hadn't been completely ground or polished off (poor quality control).  That one could have really torn up my veins.
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