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Creepy presents Christmas Rush Bloodwork.

Written by known of consequence and narrated by Rissa Montenez.

The VA medical system is not the best and I don't think anyone would claim it is.

December is one of the worst times to do anything that involves going out in public.

And in my experience, a lot of people who are stubborn about going to the doctor will wait until

this time of year to get off their butts and get a checkup.

Normally, I'm not in that crowd.

My original blood draw was scheduled for early October, but I had to cancel it.

It pushed back my yearly checkup too, which my wife was angry about.

My work shift starts at 5 a.m. But with the blood draw, there was no way to make it into work on time.

Most labs don't even open until 7 or 8, but the VA lab opens at 6 a.m.

If I'm the first person in line, I can get to work by 6 30.

Being a US Army veteran, I have a perpetual need to be early to everything.

I show up to work half an hour early, and I'm the type to show up to a party an hour early just to help set up.

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