Donating Bone Marrow

I hear it's excruciatingly painful

Severide did it. No anesthesia.

It typically leaves the female unsatisfied.

*puts on glasses*

Oh, bone Marrow. I read it as bone Narrow.

Moist

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What's it like?

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I had two bone marrow aspirations at the Washington Hospital Center in 1997. I looked at the needle before it was done and I was more than a bit nervous. But, I was too sick to appreciate the pain.

When I was transferred to Georgetown they wanted to do another. I told them I had one just the day before. They said, "Don't worry we will give you some drugs." They didn't at the WHC. Luckily, Georgetown got the previous slides.

I was told that I needed a bone marrow transplant. All my siblings came to D.C. to be tested to see if they were a match. Fortunately, I never needed the transplant.

Donating bone marrow saves lives. I applaud all who have done it.

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I feel I need to do something that makes the world a better place.

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that's one way to make up for the trump vote. gonna need to still do more though.

They take good care of you. If you opt to do it, they explain the procedure. I don't think you get general anesthesia, it's more of a "twilight" experience with some good drugs. That's just my take, consult with the facility that does the procedure. Best wishes

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that's one way to make up for the trump vote. gonna need to still do more though.

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1. GTFO with that shite

2. You could frick up a wet dream...you idiot

Overall not that bad. It felt more like you did a hard workout and strained a muscle in your lower back. I was loading a uhaul the next day. Needed some drugs to help sleep comfortably but that's about it.