But for them they have some kind of a scientific explanation, and for me nothing but “Procedure”.

I just want to make sure that the MDA High General Commissioner Secretary Manager Doctor Person knows it. And the Minister of Health too (although he probably wouldn’t give a damn). And the newspapers. And the relatives of people who are sick or dead because there isn’t enough blood in the bank.

God, am i pissed off.

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Thanks for being sincere.

You may be right, but as i said – “I gave blood every six months for almost eight years”. Since i was 18. Why did it take them eight years to tell me that?

No way i’m giving up now. I’ll show them.

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Well – it is true that OLIM (immigrants) from Russia have a higher probability of carrying Hepatitis C (because of not using disposable needles a while back when vaccinating at schools there). But is it coincidence that only immigrants from the eastern block are tested for H C? I don’t think so..

The Bor was in the army of course. There were a couple of Noas in mine.

I haven’t performed yet, but i hope to do it soon enough – in the next couple of weeks.

I don’t have your email to notify you, but you can follow the Blog.

I started following that Eyeone band from Marakia. They played at the Gula on Tuesday.

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Thanks for your kind words.

Do i know you from somewhere? (‫מרקיה? בלשנות? בור?)

‪what do you mean:”False positive again”?

They did the same tests like a year ago: A simple one, which they call סקר (“survey”??) and it showed that i am positive and then they did a second test and it showed that i am negative. They say that if the second test is negative, then i don’t have to worry about my health, but if the first one is positive then i can’t donate blood, because that’s the procedure.

They asked me – “Would you want to take blood from someone who had positive results in one of the tests?” I said that i would, if my life depended on it, ‘cuz what does it matter how i die? It didn’t convince them, of course.

> do you feel like an ethiopian now?

Not really. With the Ethiopians it was different – MDA took their blood and then lied to them and didn’t tell that they are throwing it away. In my case they are at least telling me.

But i am stilled pissed off, because i want to donate and cannot, because of pure bureaucracy.

Someone told me – “If you want to donate so much, why not donate money?” And the answer is simple – millions won’t help you if the blood bank is empty. And from what i’ve heard, the Israeli blood bank runs out of O- blood type quite often. So when someone needs it and there is none, he might just die.

I still don’t give up – i want to complain to the Ministry of Health.

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