I’ve got a quick question here, so if anyone actually knows the answer, please help a guy out..
Basically, I need an official printout of every single blood donation I've made since 1990... and you can grab that paperwork over at the Peterson clinic, right?
I still have my old donation booklet, but honestly, it's a total mess and some of the info is missing. Back in the day, nobody really gave a damn about keeping perfect records because we were just donating to be decent human beings.
But things have changed. Now that people are hitting hard times financially—especially with retirees losing their Medicare coverage when they have zero income—having that official record of 35 donations could actually be a lifesaver. It could be the key to helping them qualify for Supplemental Health Insurance.
Basically, I need an official printout of every single blood donation I've made since 1990... and you can grab that paperwork over at the Peterson clinic, right?
I still have my old donation booklet, but honestly, it's a total mess and some of the info is missing. Back in the day, nobody really gave a damn about keeping perfect records because we were just donating to be decent human beings.
But things have changed. Now that people are hitting hard times financially—especially with retirees losing their Medicare coverage when they have zero income—having that official record of 35 donations could actually be a lifesaver. It could be the key to helping them qualify for Supplemental Health Insurance.