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Some months ago Maj Kim Patterson posted a suggestion in her comments about those with chronic conditions, MG in her case, that one option to help is to donate plasma. Plasma is used in the production of medicines used in infusion therapy to treat those suffering from cancer or other critical conditions. The attached article explains how this therapy works and how simple it is to donate plasma. Doing such gives those so inclined a meaningful way to turn support into deeds. I have been doing this steadily for the past 3-4 months, only after finding out about it through Maj Patterson's posting. Check it out and see if it's right for you.
LaBelle mom encourages plasma donation
Posted from 12newsnow.com
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Cancer
Posted 8 y ago
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interesting and good Post... Been told for years I can donate because of the Crap I was exposed to and the Hep A & B...
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Capt Tom Brown
They give a physical exam and ask detailed questions about your medical history. Any issues are followed up on. A Dr. reviews all medical screenings and signs off. They have very strict gvt guidelines on what can and cannot be donated. In addition they test the plasma to determine the presence of any objectional contents each time you donate. As an example if I get a tattoo, I cannot donate for 4 months. Generally the age limit for donations is 65 or so, but I got a waiver at my ripe old age based on otherwise good health..Check it out.
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Capt Tom Brown Thank you for posting and more importantly, thank you for the gift of life! My friends get to see their children, witness the healing plasma brings, get off the ventilator and breath fresh air! You are making an incredible difference! So much better than a few words typed in a random post. This is what it means to walk the walk, and spend time in my boots. I wish you could meet them all. Us all.
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