四岁的Kelly Igwe在一次通过输血导致的镰状细胞中风后幸存下来,现在一名护士麻醉师,对捐赠者给予信贷,促使全国推动更多的黑人捐血。 Four-year-old Kelly Igwe survived a sickle cell stroke via blood transfusions, now a nurse anesthetist who credits donors, prompting a national push for more Black blood donations.

四岁的Kelly Bernard Igwe因镰状细胞病而中风,由于捐赠者的救命输血,这种病在黑人美国人中更为常见。 Four-year-old Kelly Bernard Igwe survived a stroke from sickle cell disease, a condition more common in Black Americans, thanks to life-saving blood transfusions from donors. 她的康复和职业生涯都归功于捐赠者的慷慨. Now a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, she credits her recovery and career to donor generosity. 因为黑人捐赠者更可能提供相容的血液, 美国红十字会通过“加入血液”运动扩大获取渠道, 在全国主办750多个活动, 以增加来自非裔美国人社区的捐助。 Because Black donors are more likely to provide compatible blood, the American Red Cross is expanding access through its "Joined by Blood" campaign, hosting over 750 drives nationwide to increase donations from African American communities. 她的故事突显了献血如何维系生命和激励未来的保健提供者。 Her story highlights how blood donations sustain lives and inspire future healthcare providers.