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Saturday, August 05, 2006
~ 10:50 AM ~
Hey! This week had been... interesting...=) Haha quite happening arh. Only that this week I've not to been to the library, not even once. =X But at least at home still able to do some work here and there.

There's one huge patch blue-black on my left arm. A mark of my attempted blood donation. Lolz notice I used attempted? Well I go through the whole process as everyone else who donated but I did not manage to donate. =X Well Wednesday is the blood donation drive in our school. Decided to go and play my part. Donating blood is the best service you can provide to others. =) So before mock stats test we worriedly went to the hall and do go through the registeration, a simple check up ( the doc say I've good b.p =) ), then the blood test. Then we realise no time le, maths mock starting so in the end have to go back after test.

Fast Forward...

I'm lying there on the chair. One nurse came over and check my veins, prepare the stuff then walk away. Then quite some time later, another nurse came over, think she assume that I'm being checked, so she just find my vein then "ok giving you painkiller" then its follow by the tube, but when the needle went in for the tube, she go "oh oh..." My vein on the left hand is too thin so the vein burst. Normally they'll realise its too thin and go for the other hand or told you that you can't donate, but think mine they've perhaps overlook. So they gotta take out the needle and its like the blood inside will disperse forming the blue black. They call it decolourise. Then they're like must exercise more so the vein will be bigger. Then I orh... "My left hand injured before so abit weak."

Well though I kena the blue black, well its kinda cool lolz but fading le (though the person say need 2 weeks, I think mine by monday will be gone), I'm glad that I actually attempted to donate lar, then know that blood donation is really not scary. My friends are like "Ok next time class outing we go donate blood!" Yup I hope to try again... next time will be right hand. =) And the nurse is good. =)

I lazy to blog le. Bb peeps!

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