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FORT WORTH — Residents turned out strong to give blood Friday for victims of the Fort Hood shootings, so much so that Carter BloodCare is asking donors to now hold off until the holidays. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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The bloodshed at Fort Hood continued to resonate Friday in North Texas, where residents showed support in words, deeds and silence. Donors streamed through the Red Cross blood center in Farmers Branch throughout the day. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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President Barack Obama on Friday saluted the courage of the victims of the Fort Hood shootings in a proclamation ordering flags at all federal facilities in the U.S. and abroad to be flown at half-staff until sunset Tuesday. Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
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Carter BloodCare is asking specifically for Type O-negative blood and platelets, but all types can be donated. Carter has already sent units of blood to hospitals in and around Fort Hood. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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norrismdallasnews.com Carter BloodCare is asking specifically for Type O-negative blood and platelets, but all types can be donated. Carter has already sent units of blood to hospitals in and around Fort Hood. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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The brave victims, who risked their lives to protect their fellow countrymen, serve as a constant source of strength and inspiration to all Americans ... We ask God to watch over the fallen, the wounded and all those who are suffering at this difficult hour.
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I heard on TV that they needed blood, so I came down here
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Kash would rather hang at the hospital with the nurses because he can relate to them. It's tough; his life has been on hold while his friends, everyone he knows — their lives kept going.
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Kash has had to learn about a whole lot of stuff that you shouldn't have to learn until you're older and at the same time he's fighting to be a kid ... But we're excited to be getting things back in order.
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