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It’s in your blood. Share Your Experience!

Every two seconds, someone needs blood. This equates to millions of people who have either saved lives with their donations or have been saved by blood donations. Share your inspirational story with us.

Archive for the ‘Saved by blood donation’ Category

Joanna

Staten Island, NY | May, 2009

Blood Donations Treat My Rare Immune Disorder

I was born with hypogammaglobulinemia, which is a primary immune deficiency of the main antibody defense against bacteria. Treatment of my immune deficiency involves antibody replacement therapy which I get every day and is made possible by plasma... Read 

Joan

Argyle, NY | May, 2009

Donated Blood Saved My Life

Hi, my name is Joan. January this year I was pregnant with my 5 th child but we didnt know. I was at work and I wasn't feeling well. 15 minutes later I didn't remember leaving work. Fort Edward Rescue Squad was called. By the time I got to the... Read 

Jessica

Philadelphia, PA | May, 2009

I Wouldn’t be Here Now if….

In October of 1997, I was in labor with my second child. I had a natural birth, then there was a problem. The placenta would not detach. I was hemorrhaging out. The last thing I remember is signing a paper for a hysterectomy. When I woke up three... Read 

Robert

Sarasota, FL | May, 2009

Thanks Blood Bank

February 14, 2008, I suffered a thoracic aneurysm as I was getting out of bed that morning. A 911 call was made and by luck a Sarasota Fire Department EMS crew was 4 doors away helping a neighbor. I was rushed to Doctors Hospital where Dr. John Puleo... Read 

Cheryl

Lexington, TN | May, 2009

Boat Wreck, Donors Saved Me, & Why We Need More type O Donors

On June 8, 1996, my (now ex-)husband and I met some friends at Pickwick Lake - we had plans to camp on an island and the men were going to fish. It was after dark before Kenneth and I got there, and Denny picked us up in his boat. On the way back to... Read