SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT ll.

Nope, I wouldn't care if I got goat's blood! Lol. If it could save my life I would be grateful for the blood.

That would not bother me at all. I would only be concerned about HIV because there have been people who contracted it from transfusions despite it being tested and cleared.

No, at that stage I think one would not be worried about the source of the blood, unless it was against the person's religion to receive a blood transfusion. I agree about all the hate out there, it is reaching scary heights, we definitely need more peace and love in the world.

Yes there is. People just don't realize that the same kind of blood in their veins is the same in everyone else's. It isn't until you need that life-giving blood that you find it really doesn't matter what that person looks like or who he or she was. You're just grateful to have it.

if it is an emergency situation, the victim should no longer think about where the blood came from as long as it is safe, clean, and pure.

I would be thankful that someone donated. It wouldn't matter one bit to me

The only thing I would worry about is aids. I know blood is supposed to be screened, but accidents happen.

What's important is the blood match mine. It's important to survive

no I do not think about this.I had few infusion and no problem.Does not matter who blood it is.They were very good to donate. I need blood for my medical reason.This is a must for me if I want to continued on living and also my injection.

Hmmm... When I fainted in my yard from loss of blood, Pretty got me into the car and took em to the ER. Neither one of us cared whose blood was put into my veins, what color his/her skin was, what level of education s/he reached or the amount of money s/he may have had when giving the blood. We were just grateful someone had taken the time and gave of themselves so I could live. I will admit I was scared about three months later when I answered my door and my nephew told me we were going to the hospital to have a blood test done. He happened to be the officer the hospital reached when they called to make sure I showed up to let them vampire me. We still don't know exactly what all the fuss was about. If they told my nephew, he never relayed the information to me. *shrug!* I was happy enough that they just pulled three vials of blood and let me go home again....

We all have the same color blood which speaks volumes. I'm happy to say I love everyone.

I won't think of what kind of person will donate their blood on me. I remember, one of my mother's donor before was an inmate and we didn't mind, we thank that person for being kind.

Yeah, that's what can keep the world going on well and better...

It would not matter a bit to me. Most (I hope) blood is checked for diseases and to my knowledge, personality traits are transferred!

a few years back I was sent to er with bleedidng dilvedriculitis and was inhositl afofive days and five bloid transfusios and u ever wirred aiout who the do n or was jus glad that it saved y l ife

Two years ago i underwent blood transfusion and now whenever me and wife argue she says it is not you, it is that blood which is speaking.

None of those demographics would affect me if I were in need of a transfusion. In fact, I was at the hospital just a few days ago and they were sitting on the fence about giving me one, but my numbers were just high enough not to need it. My biggest fear would have been the screening process-they screen for so much now, but what about what they do not know about? We have a friend who is HIV positive as a result of bad blood that was given during the mid 1980's following a firey car crash which caused him to have to have skin grafts on 70% of his body.

Absolutely. After I had two transfusions after surgery, I never even wondered about the donars, I was just so thankful they donated!

I wouldn't give a hoot, just as long as I was kept alive.

There is certainly too much hate going around.