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Before donating blood, may I suggest calling the American Red Cross or your
local blood donation center before you go. I've heard reports that they
currently have sufficient supply. What they are fearing is that they will
have an oversupply and not enough later on. They would prefer to have a more
regular distribution over the next few weeks (or longer). Blood cells have a
limited shelf life.
Thank you to all who have expressed their sympathy. I was thankful to hear
my cousin was not harmed while working at the Pentagon yesterday.
Has anyone heard from John Posada or Bobby Kennedy? These are two of the
list members that I can think of that work in NYC.
Tom Johnson
Technical Writer
Elk Rapids Engineering/Star Cutter Company
231-264-5661 voice
231-264-5663 fax
Work johnsont -at- starcutter -dot- com
Personal thomasj -at- freeway -dot- net
> -----Original Message-----
From: Sharon Burton-Hardin
> Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 09:22
> To: TECHWR-L
> Subject: Re: Shock and Condolences
>
>
> Because I am a person who wants to do something when bad
> things happen, can
> I suggest that everyone go and give blood today, regardless
> of where you
> live? I understand that nationwide O+ and O- are especially
> needed, as these
> are the "universal types". Maybe if you are at work, you can
> round people up
> and go.
>
> It is something to do in a rather helpless world today.
> Perhaps someone will
> survive their injuries today because of a steady blood supply.
>
> sharon
>
> Sharon Burton-Hardin
> Anthrobytes Consulting
> 909-369-8590
> www.anthrobytes.com
> Vice-president, Programs of the Inland Empire chapter of the STC
> www.iestc.org
>
>>
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