Reply With QuoteThe same applies to cocaine. If you have ever snorted it, you can't give blood.
A lot of plumbers don't realise that.
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http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/1999/...ain55097.shtml
I know this link is an older one, but it still applies for today.
The same applies to cocaine. If you have ever snorted it, you can't give blood.
A lot of plumbers don't realise that.
ha ha ha ha, I don't know if that is true, lol, well, it was brought up tonite at my house, my son was with his friends and one was getting a tat. I reminded him, not to get one, because I could possibly need a bone marrow transplant, and if so, well... I got this great kid, he won't get one. I just wasn't sure how many people here, reading this forum, might not realize if they need a loved one to help them out medically to ask their kids, or loved ones to refrain from piercings and tats.
Last edited by Cookie; 01-08-2011 at 06:55 PM.
I don't know what plumbers have to do with that Ian....Originally Posted by Ian Gills
But as usual your eyes are turning brown from a backup....
http://www.bloodbook.com/donr-requir.htmlOTHER POSSIBLE RESTRICTIONS
Cocaine: taking through the nose (snorting); one-year deferral minimum, local Blood authority will prevail
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