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"I started donated blood to the American Red Cross last year. I like to watch them stick the needle in and the blood drip into the bag. I wonder if this helps to satisfy my cutting urges?
To be clearer, I haven't cut for over two decade, since I was a teenager, and even when I did that, I only did it above my wrist (palm down) just enough to draw a very small amount of blood. I was going to donate some blood today, but wasn't able to get a ride back; that's why I associated the possibility of donating blood with cutting. Whether or not it would "help," I truly don't know. Usually what helps me is when people just shut up and listen. And no, I do not work for the Red Cross and am in no way affiliated with them. Except for donating blood and maybe one day me or a family member might need blood that someone has donated to them. ![]() |
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It might help you. Sometimes seeing blood can be enough for the urges of cutting to stop. And donating blood is a good thing; it helps people and helps you in ways too.
If you ever need someone to talk to, I'll listen. -Laura |
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