Canadian Blood Services celebrates National Blood Donor Week while highlighting cancer survivor Shae-Lynn Way's story to inspire and thank donors for lifesaving contributions.
Canadian Blood Services celebrates National Blood Donor Week in Kingston , highlighting cancer survivor Shae-Lynn Way's story to inspire and thank blood donors for their lifesaving contributions.This week marks National Blood Donor Week, a time dedicated to appreciating the donors who make lifesaving services possible. Canadian Blood Services in Kingston saw a special visitor today, as the community came together to honor those giving the gift of life.
“I’ve been asked to speak and share my story,” said Way. “I’m happy to do that. Inspiring others to donate blood is a huge accomplishment.” “Blood cancer is difficult to endure under normal circumstances,” Way explained. “Facing it three times during COVID was isolating and incredibly tough.”Throughout her three battles with leukemia, Way received over 50 blood transfusions, each one crucial in her fight for survival.“As living proof, I can say that donating blood and stem cells truly saves lives,” Way affirmed. “It’s an immense gift.
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