Woman Discovers That The Blood Donor Who Saved Her Life After A Car Crash 11 Years Ago Apparently Is Her Boyfriend
This bloody miracle deserves to become a Hollywood movie. Recently, Taiwanese women Lin Xiaofen opened up to her boyfriend about the terrible car crash she had 11 years ago. To save her life, the doctors pumped her with 10 pints of blood and two of isolated platelets while she was in a critical condition. “Could it be my blood you used?” her boyfriend Lian asked jokingly. But it could have been.
Lian was a regular blood donor at the time. And this was enough to spark Lin’s curiosity. She decided to request information about the person whose blood was given to her after the incident.
“When they told me it was a Mr. Lian from Hsinchu, I felt surprised,” she told Pear Video. A quick check of the donor’s ID number with the staff at the station confirmed that Lian saved her life 7 years before they knew each other. The man used this moment to encourage the public to donate blood: “you might have a chance to save your future wife.”
Taiwanese women Lin Xiaofen opened up to her boyfriend about the terrible car crash she had 11 years ago
Image credits: chinatimes
To save her life, the doctors pumped her with 10 pints of blood and two of isolated platelets while she was in a critical condition
Image credits: chinatimes
“Could it be my blood you used?” her boyfriend Lian asked jokingly
Lian was a regular blood donor at the time, and this was enough to spark Lin’s curiosity
A quick check of the donor’s ID number with the staff at the station confirmed that Lian saved her life 7 years before they knew each other
People even started competing to see who can come up with the best joke about the whole situation
Mmm, I wasn't overly keen on the lecturer's post, tbh
Load More Replies...I guess things are different in Taiwan - in the UK you would never be able to find out the identity of any donor who's blood you had.
#3 Please do donate blood if you can. #1 One donor could not have donated that much. #2 In Australia donors are protected by the system. And *very* strongly protected. I have always presumed the Red Cross / Crescent runs by the same laws in each country. I find the prospect of my identity being given out quite disturbing. ( i was a witness in a criminal case )
I'm with you, I would assume that most systems protect the identity of the donors.
Load More Replies...Mmm, I wasn't overly keen on the lecturer's post, tbh
Load More Replies...I guess things are different in Taiwan - in the UK you would never be able to find out the identity of any donor who's blood you had.
#3 Please do donate blood if you can. #1 One donor could not have donated that much. #2 In Australia donors are protected by the system. And *very* strongly protected. I have always presumed the Red Cross / Crescent runs by the same laws in each country. I find the prospect of my identity being given out quite disturbing. ( i was a witness in a criminal case )
I'm with you, I would assume that most systems protect the identity of the donors.
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