This week a concerned colleague instinctively suggested a very compassionate way (host a blood drive) to engage coworkers and customers to assist a cherished colleague who is in the midst of serious medical treatments involving frequent use of blood products. Her motives were pure and her assumptions that many would love to donate blood were accurate. However, caring today includes many restrictions on information sharing. And there are no longer opportunities to directly provide replacement credits for an individual's usage of blood products.
Though we can't share this colleague's information, our caring prompts us to encourage interested, eligible donors to donate blood and blood products. The need is enormous and there is still no artificial substitute for blood.
Each time we donate, we have the opportunity to save 3 lives. Donating blood is sharing with unlimited caring.
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