Go and save someone's life

On August 6th, 4 people we have never met and probably never will, quite possibly helped save Anna and Amelia's lives. They were nothing to do with the hospital and probably had no medical training, but were 4 people who had been generous enough to take time out and give blood. Anna needed 4 units transfusing after her caesarian which is more than a few drops I can tell you and without it she'd have struggled.

If you're reading this then you either know Anna, or someone you are in regular contact with knows her. This proves the point that shit doesn't just happen to anonymous people who you read about in the newspaper, it can happen to YOU and the people you love. We've all seen the ads and heard about giving blood but how many of us actually do it? If you want to feel good about yourself, go and give blood, keep reading this weblog every day to see how well Anna and Amy are and then give yourself a pat on the back. If you can imagine what difference those 4 units of red stuff have meant to me you'd feel pretty great about giving some of it up.

To find out quickly and easily where you can give blood close to where you live or work Click here and go and help save somebody's life. It's better than sitting on your arse and you get free tea & biscuits.