Terrific video. I am regular platelet donor, every two weeks. Hydrate before donations, eat well. And importantly, plan to choose what Netflix show you want to watch, in advance. The options these days are limitless. I personally lean towards South Korean shows, they are the best.
Today after blood donations will try platelet donation. Good nights sleep, well rested, early up and eat healthy, drinking water early and just getting prepped to be there ready to go. I love the Red Cross as they truly help everyone who needs them!
I completed about 80% of a collection yesterday. Something I didn't know before hand -- and don't see here or elsewhere -- was that at OneBlood here in Orlando I had to squeeze a rubber bulb, similar in practice to a tennis ball, every five seconds for the entire duration of collection. This is apparently necessary to keep the take-up vein open. That's a LoT more effort than noted anywhere I've seen, and when my hand began cramping at 80 minutes the apheresis machine began going into an alarm mode, and eventually I stopped. I may try again, since the need is great, but it was not remotely the relaxing experience described.
Why isn't your 1800 number open on a Sunday night, because my health insurance nurse line didn't know anything about how to treat a bad cut after donating platelets?
ATTENTION Dr. Baia Lasky,,do you have a video of you yourself donating platelets with the needles going in your veins and the whole procedure of the platelet donation of you yourself donating that would be a cool educational video of the prosess
Patrick Ritter 3 months ago ATTENTION Dr. Baia Lasky,,do you have a video of you yourself donating platelets with the needles going in your veins and the whole procedure of the platelet donation of you yourself donating that would be a cool educational video of the prosess
That would probably be a long, dull video if they didn't edit out 95% of it. It's at least a 2½ hr procedure with you needing to be still just laying there for most of it (watching movies or whatever)
Not necessarily. It depends on the machine used. American Red Cross has apheresis machines that use both arms, whereas New York Blood Center has machines that use one arm.
@@HPunch54321 The South Texas Blood and Tissue Center uses one arm. The advantage of course is that you have one arm free during the donation. I am not sure why they will still use machines that use both arms when they now have machines that use one arm. I guess there is a reason. Maybe it just takes time to phase out the old machines.
Got a friend that’ got ranned over they said ‘ by Home Depot ‘ They got him unable to communicate ‘ Patrick carpenter ‘ Then michale joffee They did the same kind of surgery’ They can’t remember there own name and stuff ‘ went to go see him and they said I needed an ID to get to see him ‘ saw some pictures and looks all bad They said he’s gonna need a plate on his head …. Is there a way to get the timezones schedule ‘ to see if there’s any correlations ‘ his cousins in Ohio Cody emphasize he wasn’t gonna make it ‘ With one of her friends ‘ ‘ I think he might need a voice box or speech synthesizer to communicate ‘ And michale joffee had something happend to him when he was watching TV ‘ ‘ they had him in similar sergury’ His friend Bobby and jay been up there too see how he doing ‘ The video looks ‘ bad Do they allow people to bring clothes to Patrick when in the hospital ‘.
Also, try not to stay up late watching platelet donation CZcamss at 2:30 in the morning. Like I'm doing now.
Bruh it’s 2:27 as I write this
There’s always
“That Guy”.
☮️
Guy it's 2:22 am.. Right now in my country.. 😑 gonna donate next morning at 10am..
Terrific video. I am regular platelet donor, every two weeks. Hydrate before donations, eat well. And importantly, plan to choose what Netflix show you want to watch, in advance. The options these days are limitless. I personally lean towards South Korean shows, they are the best.
Today after blood donations will try platelet donation. Good nights sleep, well rested, early up and eat healthy, drinking water early and just getting prepped to be there ready to go. I love the Red Cross as they truly help everyone who needs them!
I completed about 80% of a collection yesterday. Something I didn't know before hand -- and don't see here or elsewhere -- was that at OneBlood here in Orlando I had to squeeze a rubber bulb, similar in practice to a tennis ball, every five seconds for the entire duration of collection. This is apparently necessary to keep the take-up vein open. That's a LoT more effort than noted anywhere I've seen, and when my hand began cramping at 80 minutes the apheresis machine began going into an alarm mode, and eventually I stopped. I may try again, since the need is great, but it was not remotely the relaxing experience described.
I’m donating platelets today on Sunday, March 17th 2024 at the American 🇺🇸 Red Cross in Cary. I’m both excited and nervous about it.
Why isn't your 1800 number open on a Sunday night, because my health insurance nurse line didn't know anything about how to treat a bad cut after donating platelets?
I donated today and unfortunately it will be my first and last. Oh boy, did I he sick.
ATTENTION Dr. Baia Lasky,,do you have a video of you yourself donating platelets with the needles going in your veins and the whole procedure of the platelet donation of you yourself donating that would be a cool educational video of the prosess
GREAT
Patrick Ritter
3 months ago
ATTENTION Dr. Baia Lasky,,do you have a video of you yourself donating platelets with the needles going in your veins and the whole procedure of the platelet donation of you yourself donating that would be a cool educational video of the prosess
That would probably be a long, dull video if they didn't edit out 95% of it. It's at least a 2½ hr procedure with you needing to be still just laying there for most of it (watching movies or whatever)
@@aquariusmoon771 do you have a facebook or instagram ,i would like to talk you ,please thank you
Hello gud day, can i donate platelets again every 15 days? because my friend need platelets, Tnx
Hi! I know its a late reply but still for the people that wants to know, you can donate platelets every 7 days and up to 24 times a year
Can we bring someone with us to sit with us? Like a friend?
Yes, you can!
@@redcross thank you! I'm donating platelets on Monday. 😁 I'm excited
Hey Red Cross- can we donate the same day as a covid vaccination?
Hello Emma, how are you doing?
No.. need to wait atleast two weeks
Ma'am, how many days after donating blood platelets can be donated?
7
Two weeks is what I have been doing for the last year.
@@Danu53 do you get paid?
@@Danu53 i literally can’t find anything talking about getting paid for it so I’m jw if you actually do cuz it’s too late to call and ask at this time
@@paigeanguish6216 No
This is old information. They now take it out of and put it back into the same arm - one needle.
Not necessarily. It depends on the machine used. American Red Cross has apheresis machines that use both arms, whereas New York Blood Center has machines that use one arm.
@@HPunch54321 The South Texas Blood and Tissue Center uses one arm. The advantage of course is that you have one arm free during the donation. I am not sure why they will still use machines that use both arms when they now have machines that use one arm. I guess there is a reason. Maybe it just takes time to phase out the old machines.
@@bodontknowsuperbowl I don’t disagree!
@@HPunch54321 I understand. Thank you for the information.
I've ALWAYS had both arms used, drawn from one and returned to the other. Last time I donated was yesterday, so...
Got a friend that’ got ranned over they said ‘ by Home Depot ‘
They got him unable to communicate
‘ Patrick carpenter ‘
Then michale joffee
They did the same kind of surgery’
They can’t remember there own name and stuff ‘ went to go see him and they said I needed an ID to get to see him ‘ saw some pictures and looks all bad
They said he’s gonna need a plate on his head ….
Is there a way to get the timezones schedule ‘ to see if there’s any correlations ‘ his cousins in Ohio Cody emphasize he wasn’t gonna make it ‘
With one of her friends ‘ ‘
I think he might need a voice box or speech synthesizer to communicate ‘
And michale joffee had something happend to him when he was watching TV ‘ ‘ they had him in similar sergury’
His friend Bobby and jay been up there too see how he doing ‘
The video looks ‘ bad
Do they allow people to bring clothes to Patrick when in the hospital ‘.
Join my schedule etoo let work and go to the one day wat work tomorrow to wowoo itty
Found your phone 📱 number