Donating blood is very important to me. When I was even younger, eight years ago, after being persuaded by my older brother, I donated blood for the first time. After that first time, I realized that I have perhaps saved someone's life, and that notion made me become a regular blood donor. Apart from the feeling that I have helped someone, I also felt much better and lighter physically.

My brother immensely influenced my decision to help someone for whom my blood is a medicine and a lifesaver, and that is my motivation and incentive to donate blood at least twice a year.

In the past, I was also a donor to some close people and friends, and by doing the blood to them I have additionally realized the importance of the fact that blood is an irreplaceable medicine and should rather wait ready for patients, than that they should wait for someone to donate blood to them while waiting means a life to them.

Your small effort can be someone’s lifesaver.