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I wish I was Japanese. Nah, I’m just joking.
I wish I had more hair too.
Take a break and do what you have to do.
If you can find the time (and energy) to review what you already know, even if it’s just a little bit, then go for it so you won’t forget as much. I wish I had.
We’ll be here when you return.
Doesn’t sound bad at all. Very noble reasons, if you ask me.
Best of luck to you. A lot of us here are just starting too, so you’re certainly not alone.
Technically speaking, if you are type O+ then you are compatible with most people. Type O is the universal blood donor.
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This reply was modified 13 years ago by
beezysheezy.
As a blood compatibility and transfusion specialist, I perform a lot of blood types on a lot of people just about every day I work.
Not counting Rh factors, type O blood is easily the most common at about 42% of the population. I have a hard time believing that 42% of this world’s population are confident leaders.
Also, individuals of African or Asian descent have a higher probability of being type B than Caucasians and Hispanics.
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