Li Shanrong is a university teacher, as the owner of AB rh-negative "panda blood", she has always insisted on donating blood for free and selflessly helping others with her own practical actions.
"December 2020 was a period of frustration for me, writing my thesis and finding a job made me feel very stressed, and I felt very useless at that time." Li Shanrong recalled that it was a blood donation experience that "saved" herself from the trough period, so that she learned to actively do everything well and find hope for life from helping others.
Li Shanrong first donated blood in 2016, when she was still a sophomore, and several classmates met to give herself a "coming-of-age ceremony". "After donating blood, I was told that it was a rare blood type, and I was surprised and happy, and I felt that I had received a more precious gift." Since then, Li Shanrong has actively participated in the emergency recruitment of volunteer groups, but the first two times she failed to donate blood due to unqualified blood donation indicators, which also made her very regretful. "At the end of 2020, when I participated in the emergency recruitment for the third time, I was finally informed that I could donate blood. I feel very happy that I am still a useful person, and even my mentality has changed. Li Shanrong said.
"In fact, in the beginning, my family was not very supportive of me to donate blood. People of his generation, like grandparents, will have a lot of misunderstandings about blood donation, fearing that blood donation will hurt the body, infect diseases, and so on. But then I saw that I was still healthy after donating blood, and saw that I became happy because of helping others, and their concerns slowly disappeared. In addition to interpreting the value of unpaid blood donation to her family with practical actions, Li Shanrong will also actively participate in various activities organized by the Kunming Blood Center in Yunnan, calling on everyone to join the team of "Hot-blooded Panda Man". "There is a very thin girl in our volunteer group, she can't donate blood every time because she is not up to standard, but she has been very serious about strengthening exercise, just hoping to participate." In this warm collective, Li Shanrong is full of confidence and enthusiasm for the cause of unpaid blood donation.
From 2016, when Li Shanrong first joined the AB rare blood type volunteer group in Kunming, the total number of members was only 12, and today, 6 years later, when she opens her mobile phone again, there are already 78 volunteers in the group. She said: "We all want to do our part to turn the 'rare blood type' in Kunming into a 'common blood type', so that people with rare blood types will no longer feel afraid and actively join our loving family." ”
Pocket Spring City reporter: Liang Shuyue Yang Xuehuang
Editor-in-Charge: Bi Qun
Editor: Sha LanMei
Final Judge: Zhou Jianjun