The doctor tells the patient that he doesn't have enough red blood cells to treat the patient. The patient's blood type isn't the same as the doctor's, so he's going to have to go to another hospital to get the blood. The doctor is worried that the patient has a blood type that's heritable, which means that she's got a pre-existing condition. He also warns the patient to be careful because the blood type in her blood is too scarce. The blood type is also a problem in other parts of the country, because there aren't as many people with this blood type as in the province, so it's hard to get a blood transfusion there. But the doctor says that he'll try to find a blood bank in another part of the province that has the same type as the one in the hospital. He's also worried about the fact that the blood in the blood bank might not be from the same family, so the patient should be careful with her blood type. He says that if the patient is from a family with this type of blood, she'll have a better chance of survival than if she were from another family with the same blood type, because the chances of survival are very high. He adds that the chances are even higher if the blood comes from a woman who's had a serious car accident. He tells the doctor to hurry up and give the patient the blood from the first hospital, because his friend's friend was in a car accident and needs a transfusion. He warns the doctor not to be so mean to the woman, because he'd rather shield her than have her drink with him. He promises to return the favor later, and the doctor promises to send the blood