Mr. Jin and his wife Ms. Wu from the New Pneumonia Rehabilitation Platform came to the Wuhan Blood Center to donate plasma on the afternoon of March 20, and after a series of inquiries and physical examinations, the two met the requirements for donating plasma. plasma.
At 1 pm on the same day, the two came to the plasma donation point of the new coronary pneumonia recoverers at Wuhan Blood Center according to the agreed time, registered personal information, filled out the "informed consent for plasma donation", and passed the preliminary blood test. Sleeve started plasma donation.
Mr. Jin, 52, has worked in the mainland for more than 20 years, and his wife, children and parents-in-law have all lived in Wuhan. At the end of January this year, he had planned to take his family back to Taiwan to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Due to the new crown pneumonia epidemic, he could not make the trip.
Later, Mr. Jin developed symptoms such as high fever and dyspnea. CT showed infectious lesions in both lungs. "At that time, my body temperature soared to 39.8 degrees Celsius, and I continued to have fever for more than 10 days." Recalling his illness, Mr. Jin was still worried. He introduced that there was a shortage of medical resources in Wuhan at the time. He was successfully admitted to the hospital for treatment.
During the hospitalization, Mr. Jin's wife, Ms. Wu, children and parents-in-law were also diagnosed one after another, and the family was isolated for treatment. "When we were most helpless, we received help and careful treatment from Hubei Province, Wuhan Taiwan Affairs Office and medical staff. Now that we have recovered, we think of giving back to the community as soon as possible," said Ms. Wu.
It was learned from the news that the plasma of patients recovering from new coronary pneumonia can be used to treat critically ill patients. Ms. Wu Mengsheng's idea of donating plasma was supported by her husband.
"After this illness, I have a deeper understanding of the mainland." Mr. Jin said that without the determination of everyone to fight against the epidemic, the active response of local government departments, and the support of advanced medical methods, this epidemic would be difficult. Quickly contained, "In the past, I have been helped by many people, and the mainland gave me a second life, so I hope to do my utmost to save more lives."
After the completion of the plasma donation, Mr. Jin was awarded the "Donation Honor Certificate" and "Free Blood Donation Certificate". Chen Hanwei, the director of the component blood donation department of Wuhan Blood Center, said that the people on both sides of the strait are connected by blood, thanking them for their selfless dedication to save the lives of patients with new coronary pneumonia.