First off, it's nearly impossible for me to believe that a licensed phlebotomist would not wear gloves while doing a blood draw. It is not just for your protection they wear gloves. Do you think THEY want what YOU might be hauling around?
Secondly, I also find it hard to believe that she would be drawing blood from two people at the same time. I do believe there are rules in place that forbid that practice. (Unless you were in some sort of blood draw "factory." Perhaps the rules are more lax there.)
All of that aside, you were told in the HIV Forum by the very best that you were never at risk. Now she has come here and explained to you WHY you were never at risk.
If you think you're going to hear something different on THIS forum, you're partly right.
But first I will take the liberty of repeating what Lizzie Lou has already told you............YOU WERE NEVER AT RISK!
Secondly, you state, "I know my question sounds crazy but my mind works overtime and these are constant fears of mine." Since that is the case, the advice you will get on THIS forum is to seek out the help of a good therapist to work on your anxiety issues.
Peace
Greenlydia
NO...hiv cannot live outside it's host and becomes inactive when exposed to air.
only if you had an opening on your skin or sore next time ask her to wash her hands that is your right