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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.

Megan

Martinez, CA | June, 2009
Category: Inspired to give blood

My Blood Flows

I will keep my story short and sweet. For the past 2 to 3 years, I have donated my blood on a regular basis at my local Red Cross Donation Center. My blood type is O+, which I know can help many people. I still remember the first time I donated. I... Read 

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Robert

Knoxville, TN | June, 2009
Category: Inspired to give blood

Why Not?

Why not help someone in need when you can? It costs nothing. I try to donate three to four times a year. It seems to me to be the right thing to do.

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Donna

Commerce City, CO | June, 2009
Category: Inspired to give blood

Honoring Mom

After my parents retired, my mom had problems with circulation in her legs. She had many surgeries over seveal years and used many pints of blood in the process. Years later, after mom died, I was very sad for a long time. I wanted to do something to... Read 

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E

St Peter, MN | June, 2009
Category: Saved by blood donation

My Miracle

My 8 year old daughter was suffering from ulcerative colitis when her blood count dropped to 4 - she was weak, tired and so very pale the day we rushed her to Children's Hospital. They reassured me that the transfusion would work quickly once... Read 

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Alyssa

St. Augustine, FL | June, 2009
Category: Saved by blood donation

Everyday Heroes Saved My Life

Just three weeks after our nation suffered tragedy, I went to the student infirmary at the University of Florida feeling abnormally fatigued and chilled. On October 1, 2001, tests were ran, and I became a 20-year-old Shands @ UF patient in the... Read 

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