Yesterdays blog was about the benefits of Blood Donation. Are you curious how is the actual donation? Before that, you must ask yourself first if you really are into it!
Be prepared!
Ask the following questions to yourself. If your answer is yes then you are ready to donate :)
1. Are you ready for a large bore needle? :) Don't worry. That pain/ sacrifice can make a difference! It can take you around 20 minutes to fill a blood bag. And it takes a lifetime to feel great about saving a life.
2. Are you willing to donate without monetary incentives? This is a voluntary work. Consent are being taken before the procedure.
3. Are you 18 year old and above? If no, consent must be taken from your parents to allow you to donate.
4. Are you happy of helping other people to make a difference?
5. Do you think you are fit enough to donate? No infectious blood related diseases?
If all of your answers are yes! then You might be the one the red cross is looking for!
Join us now!
Also check: The Benefits of Donating Blood
If it happens that this article helped you in some way, please like my fan page below ;)
I have decided to blog more about health related topics to promote health education. As a nurse in an Arab country, I have a hard time imparting my knowledge about health related issues specifically on nursing care due to the language. Blogging is one way of supporting information dissemination so I decided to start writing about health issues. If you want to know more about me, please don't hesitate to check my ABOUT ME PAGE
Be prepared!
Ask the following questions to yourself. If your answer is yes then you are ready to donate :)
2. Are you willing to donate without monetary incentives? This is a voluntary work. Consent are being taken before the procedure.
3. Are you 18 year old and above? If no, consent must be taken from your parents to allow you to donate.
4. Are you happy of helping other people to make a difference?
5. Do you think you are fit enough to donate? No infectious blood related diseases?
If all of your answers are yes! then You might be the one the red cross is looking for!
Join us now!
Also check: The Benefits of Donating Blood
If it happens that this article helped you in some way, please like my fan page below ;)
I have decided to blog more about health related topics to promote health education. As a nurse in an Arab country, I have a hard time imparting my knowledge about health related issues specifically on nursing care due to the language. Blogging is one way of supporting information dissemination so I decided to start writing about health issues. If you want to know more about me, please don't hesitate to check my ABOUT ME PAGE
