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Old 12-05-2006, 11:44 PM #13
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You're welcome. This is a really good thread.

Both of my daughters regularly "give blood" and my oldest has considered donating marrow but had some physical problems which put her decision off.

Some might think this a morbid, or sad, discussion...I think just discussing it is giving a gift! What if someone reads this right before they go to get their license renewed or something and for the first time says, "yes" or even makes an informed decision not to and explains to their family their wishes and why. With my father I didn't know. It would've been alot easier on me to know his preference.

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