Several peoples have messaged me that blood thinners may have side effects? This is my answer to them…
Since taking the blood thinners I have not noticed any side effects, except they may have curtailed my ability to notice side effects, which is in effect a side effect that I am unable to notice because of it.
Also…The Red Cross sent me a message detailing their efforts to insure messages we receive from them are legitimate. I will not go into the specifics for specific reasons.
Also included was a copy written in Spanish.
Here is my message back to them.
Thank You…Thank You very much.
Part of this message is written in a foreign language that is Greek to me, and I am unable to understand. I feel it is illegitimate.
If it is unillegitimate…please translate all future correspondences before sending to me because I speak only American.
Thank You…Thank You very much!
By George
I would agree with you on English. Unfortunately, many companies see huge customer base from Spanish speaking people south of the border. In fact, I notice that instructions for many products now have up to five languages, so they can easily meet the required needs of customers from most countries around the world.
As for United States government documents and telephone centers, only those related to immigration and immigration requiring English proficiency for citizenship.
Blood thinner side effects? If you eat rats, you are guaranteed to have a warfarin overdose and die like a rat. Other blood thinners tend to bleed under the skin from any little bump, therefore causing nasty bruising all over the body… Proving that those on blood thinners are bluebloods.
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As for United States government documents and telephone centers, only those related to immigration and immigration requiring English proficiency for citizenship.
Blood thinner side effects? If you eat rats, you are guaranteed to have a warfarin overdose and die like a rat. Other blood thinners tend to bleed under the skin from any little bump, therefore causing nasty bruising all over the body… Proving that those on blood thinners are bluebloods.
Ron