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Yes to all the above - they need some new blood

Posted By: soapie1 on 2006-02-16
In Reply to: Does anyone watch Y&R? sm - soapie

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Do you take blood pressure medication? sm
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Had to ammend the blood thing ... sm
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What is it they're looking for in the blood? Drugs?
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No spin. No blood pressure problems.
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Did he have blood work w/his job physical? Maybe they missed something. nm
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I love my vet, the only blood work she does is an occasional - sm
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Is this your flesh and blood grandchild you are talking about?? sm
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MAs take vitals, draw blood, give injections, etc.

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Yes - it was explained to me that this happens when the egg implants in the uterine wall. The blood
Had this with all of my pregnancies.
i gave blood, sweat, and tears as a QA person -
I tried for over a year with a very lame lady who supposedly graduated from one of the *top 3* schools and was a former nurse. She had a terrible ear, little to no comprehension, and was clueless on how to even use her reference books! She was hands down the worst MT out of dozens of people I worked with. The point is this - You can usually tell pretty early if someone is worth training or not. What does your gut say?
blood or visible bones?! lmao - I love it!
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Well, there's your problem! You're using blood pressure pills instead of birth
control pills!!  See - BP pills are for your heart - BC pills are for your - well, surely you must know! 
I can't imagine any father not wanting to make sure his flesh and blood
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Might also be your thyroid or Lyme disease. Insist on blood work! nm
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For extra cash I just started donating blood plasma SM

to BioLife, owned by Baxter. They pay about $50 a week for this (put on debit card). Does anyone else do this, and what other things like this is anyone aware of? It's not as gross as it sounds, just like giving blood, and they separate your plasma from the blood and give you your blood back.


That doesn't matter. A quick blood test, NOT 3 hours, would have settled that question.
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blood tests aren't bullet proof either. Must be matched up with history and sx. But you knew that
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Not a word help question: Would menstrual blood mixed with urine cause increased microalbumin? (pl
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happens quite often i would test again or go see your GYN for blood test which is more accurate
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