This is pretty interesting, I did not know much about all of the blood types, but I do now.
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When I got my first set of dog tags in the army, there was a code shown as follows: "A NEG."
I wondered at first if they thought I was a Negro.
I donated blood when I could, but my current cocktail of pharmaceuticals makes them recoil in horror at my blood. Makes me wonder/hope what they are doing to me (76M).You're a 2%er, as am I. I donated blood at least twice a year for most of my working life, as they had regular blood drives where I worked, but I have only donated a couple times since retirement.
My dog tag just said type A, nothing else.When I got my first set of dog tags in the army, there was a code shown as follows: "A NEG."
I wondered at first if they thought I was a Negro.
I would but I'm slightly anemic and my blood sugar is bit high.I donated blood when I could, but my current cocktail of pharmaceuticals makes them recoil in horror at my blood. Makes me wonder/hope what they are doing to me (76M).