A father of seven children is asking Coloradans to give blood after blood donations saved his life. Jacob Adamo, 36, is suffering from total liver and kidney failure, said his wife Sarah. In emergency treatment at the University of Colorado Hospital, Jacob has undergone four surgeries in six days and
Peterborough dad’s special thanks to medics who saved his life
Surrey boy’s painful cancer fight inspires call for blood donors
After Transfusions Helped Save His Life, Hit and Run Victim Donates Blood
A special blood drive held Tuesday in Burnsville helped one man pay it forward. Two years ago, while riding his bicycle home from work at MHC Software, Bryan Joas was involved in a hit-and-run accident south of Lakeville. He was critically hurt, spending almost three months in the hospital and
Abingtons mother grateful for help in medical emergency
Girl’s near-death accident reason to donate blood this Easter break
An eight-year-old girl who almost died in a horror car accident has shared her story, as the Red Cross calls for more blood donors this Easter period. Mattea Riccardi was non-responsive when the air ambulance landed in Athlone, in the Victoria’s west. Trapped inside the wreckage of her family car
A rambunctious reason to be grateful: Family of heart patient sponsors blood drive
Mother thanks blood donors who keep daughter alive
The upcoming San Diego Blood Bank blood drive brings to light stories of lives saved by the generosity of others. 4-year-old Kamila is one of those people whose life is forever changed by donations. Kamila was diagnosed with beta thalassemia major when she was a newborn. Following the diagnosis, Kamila received
In aftermath of marathon bombings, two men turn tragedy into triumph
After working a security detail for President Barack Obama, Massachusetts State Trooper Chris Dumont arrived in Watertown in search of a black Mercedes SUV and the two carjacking suspects who had reportedly stolen the vehicle. It was the wee hours of April 19, 2013—and things were about to get chaotic. As was later discovered, the
Years after the crash, a grateful ex-cop thanks his heroes
As with “I’m sorry,” it’s never too late to say “Thank you.” That’s why ex-policeman Larry Frederick, who nearly 36 years ago lay gruesomely injured and freely bleeding alongside a freeway, reserved a large table Monday at a Santa Rosa restaurant. Frederick has no doubt he’d have died after a