After a year and a half bout with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), the most fatal strain of the blood disease, local hero Annmarie Shay now uses her story of perseverance through seemingly insurmountable odds to help others, while championing the importance of donating blood. Annmarie is 51 and married with
Family donates blood in honor of relatives facing cancer diagnoses
Family holds blood drive for son, one week after city demolishes building where he died
Just over a week ago, the blighted Rosemary Apartments in north Toledo finally came down. It was that vacant building, which stood at the corner of N. Detroit Ave. and Phillips Ave., where 16-year-old Joshua Sorrell fell five stories to his death while exploring the abandoned property with friends in
10 yr old Uvalde shooting survivor meets blood donors who helped save her life
A 10-year-old survivor of the Uvalde school shooting and her parents got to thank another set of life-savers – her blood donors – on Saturday as South Texas Blood & Tissue marked the fifth anniversary of a lifesaving whole-blood donor program. Christina and Ruben Zamora have met and thanked everyone
9-year-old cancer survivor reunites with blood donor in Levittown
It’s ‘Liquid Gold’: Young Blood-Transfusion Recipients Talk About Importance of Donors
It’s ‘Liquid Gold’: Young Blood-Transfusion Recipients Talk About Importance of Donors. Ella Martinez and Kamila Saradpon consider each other sisters. They both require routine blood transfusions and often go through hours-long appointments together Read Full Article
Autry students work to raise awareness about blood supply
Three members of Autry Technology Center Health Occupation Students of America are competing in the HOSA state contest in community awareness. The three contestants are senior Karis Stewart, junior Jazlyn Aguilar and senior Madi Brandon. They all are in high school and attend Autry health occupations classes for half a
Adver reporter spills all after giving blood for the first time
Donors share why they donate
The American Red Cross held a blood drive Tuesday at the University of Findlay. The nonprofit usually experiences a blood shortage around the winter holiday season as fewer people tend to donate. The Red Cross says it provides about 40% of the nation’s blood supply. People who showed up Tuesday