Sweety, not only did yu save 'a' life, you saved 3 or 4 lives. Thank you for your great service to humanity. pls was it for a particular purpose or cause (aciddent victims, bomb blast, relative etc) or was it purely voluntary. secondly, did they give you anything after the process (water, glucose,light meal, t-shirt etc)

I was not prepare for it, but the need to donate then was highly needed.

its a good thing to be a blood donor. I have donated twice this year to National Blood transfusion centre and once this year for sickler in my school. I have this joy when i know i have saved a life.

You deserve credit for your action. It's important to be know your blood count before and after donating blood. In any case you need to replenish after blood donation and easiest way of doing it is by eating a lot of vegetable. Cheers.

Men, for the past five months, my lady friend has been worrying me to come and donate blood but I am very reluctant about it because, I feel I am too busy to do so. I use to have this constant malaria every month and after all the HIV and Culture tests, she said it could be POLYCYTETNESS (that spelling is wrong) it means excess blood, about 16 bla bla bla which should be 11 or at most 13. I am so scared to remove my own blood, who knows what we happen after all, but I am going to try it tomorrow or next when I am not tipsy. I use to drink everyday