This person has blood group O and Rhesus negative (O-). Many fall on this person for blood donation in most urgent and emergency situations.
This person if not for him or herself needs to live a life that will prevent any infection that might affect the blood donation he or she undertakes to save a life.
Anytime the person is called to donate blood, he or she does it with joy and confidently. Giving life to those who need it is an important thing he/she sacrifices and endures many things to enable others benefit.
Take a look at what goes into being a reliable blood donor.
Before you blood is taken and transfused, an aliquot is used to screen for possible infections mainly covering syphilis, human-immunodeficiency virus, hepatitis B and C. These causative agents of the respective chronic diseases are acquired mainly from sexual contacts; life styles that are predominant among the youth. Therefore, for one to confidently show up for screening to enable him save the lives of others mean such a person avoids engaging in some of these acts or take the maximum precaution that could protect him or her from acquiring s uch infections.
Going through such a process requires denying yourself of what others may freely do all because primarily, you want to preserve your live to be able to save others.
It takes love and endurance to be able to offer such sacrifice.
More than 10% of those who try to screen to donate blood are rejected because of one of the infections mentioned earlier. It therefore makes it stricter adding the other failure criteria.
