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Jul 3, '25: i'm alive at least
  • watching: Farscape
  • reading: What Doesn't Kill Us Makes Us by Mike Mariani
  • listening to: "Too Much" by Dove Cameron
  • playing: Minecraft
  • Any specific tips for plasma donation? Most of the stuff I’m finding online is just like “do breathing exercises to manage anxiety 😊” and I’m over hear dealing with an intense phobia that all these writers seemed to age out of around 18-21 and I’m almost 30 and still want to cry every time my doctor orders a blood test (which is basically every appointment now).

    Also they say to eat a healthy, filling meal before hand but a filling breakfast for me has to have eggs and carbs and it’s hard to do those in a low fat way that is enjoyable to eat (and I reblogged a post yesterday about how we absorb nutrients better from food we like to eat). Maybe Grape-nuts, barley is pretty great, but a single box is so pricey. So I’m also a little stuck on how to make sure I’ve eaten well, but maybe I just need to bite the bullet and spend $5 on way less cereal than I usually spend $5 on.

  • 10 months ago on August 27, 2025
    1. bucketofdeltav reblogged this from mathsbian
    2. mathsbian reblogged this from bucketofdeltav and added:
      Just some stuff about CSL in America that I know is the same or different from my stop-in the other day:
    3. mostcertainlynotcis said: theyll let you bring a blanket to cover your arm! source: boyfriend does plasma donation every week ish. ALSO make sure you’re hydrated cause being dehydrated will negate your eligibility
    4. bitchpack said: I did it once and my advice would be I guess just keep in mind that theres gonna be staff there the whole time so if at any point you are uncomfy or dont feel well you can tell them and they will take care of you, you can even stop if you want. good luck !
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