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SARAHPHOBIA88
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| aboriginalgangster wrote: | | Only thing is if they were drawing blood, they'd have done it on her arm just below her elbow, so the bandage would have been there. |
True, they will draw blood wherever a vein is available. My hubby has his blood drawn weekly. They pull wherever there seems to be a strong vein.
However, it is common to get the shots in the upper arm area.
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| Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 8:09 am Post subject: |
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| SARAHPHOBIA88 wrote: | | aboriginalgangster wrote: | | Only thing is if they were drawing blood, they'd have done it on her arm just below her elbow, so the bandage would have been there. |
True, they will draw blood wherever a vein is available. My hubby has his blood drawn weekly. They pull wherever there seems to be a strong vein.
However, it is common to get the shots in the upper arm area. |
it is could also be from cell biopsies, not injections.
1) it would not make sense to draw blood to test for ribozymes. Erythrocytes (red blood cells) do not have a nucleus. Yes, you could test the leukocytes, but that seems inefficient.
2) the injections she was getting may have had not been Order-related, but dad-related. The bandages on her arm now could be from continuing biopsies.
3) the bandages she had on were a little huge for a little injection, but appropriate for a cell biopsy
4) Epogen is injected intravenously, not intramuscularly. Plus, epogen has really nothing to do with ribozymes.
5)Perhaps epogen was a red herring, and has nothing to do with the ceremony. Maybe the Order is Amgen. This entire series is a plot by Genentech to make Amgen look bad so they can take a larger market share 
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SARAHPHOBIA88
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| Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 12:41 pm Post subject: |
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| Haether wrote: | | SARAHPHOBIA88 wrote: | | aboriginalgangster wrote: | | Only thing is if they were drawing blood, they'd have done it on her arm just below her elbow, so the bandage would have been there. |
True, they will draw blood wherever a vein is available. My hubby has his blood drawn weekly. They pull wherever there seems to be a strong vein.
However, it is common to get the shots in the upper arm area. |
it is could also be from cell biopsies, not injections.
1) it would not make sense to draw blood to test for ribozymes. Erythrocytes (red blood cells) do not have a nucleus. Yes, you could test the leukocytes, but that seems inefficient.
2) the injections she was getting may have had not been Order-related, but dad-related. The bandages on her arm now could be from continuing biopsies.
3) the bandages she had on were a little huge for a little injection, but appropriate for a cell biopsy
4) Epogen is injected intravenously, not intramuscularly. Plus, epogen has really nothing to do with ribozymes.
5)Perhaps epogen was a red herring, and has nothing to do with the ceremony. Maybe the Order is Amgen. This entire series is a plot by Genentech to make Amgen look bad so they can take a larger market share |
Thank you fpr sharing that!
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