Voluntary blood donation to save the life of a dying patient.

Blood donation is certainly a noble and humane act that helps save a person's life. I personally understand the importance of blood donation and have been donating blood regularly for a long time. I have donated blood a total of five times so far—four bags yesterday and one bag today. Out of these, I donated two to my cousin when she had a cesarean section, and two to our Kotchandpur Blood Bank. This experience has been a wonderful source of not only physical, but also mental and spiritual peace for me. When I first donated blood, I was a little scared and hesitant because of the word fast. But when I heard that the blood I donated saved the life of a dying patient from anemia, the feeling of joy was indescribable.

Since then, I have realized how much I can benefit someone else's life through this small act. I consider my blood a gift from God. After donating blood, I did not feel any discomfort or weakness in my body, but rather, I felt much more aware and humane. And before donating blood, I ate glucose and a can. Because the iron in the can increases hemoglobin in our body very quickly. Maybe that's why I didn't feel any weakness and fatigue. Today's blood donation was like the fifth time in my life. I had no preparation to donate blood. I got a call suddenly in the evening and then there was no preparation - I drank enough water, ate light food, and reached Bangladesh Pangu Hospital on time.

My neighbor aunt was waiting for me there. I gave the blood from my ear to her husband. My uncle had a road accident and broke his leg, which required an operation. After reaching the hospital, as usual, the doctors checked my blood pressure, hemoglobin, blood count and other essential tests. Everything was fine, so I donated blood as scheduled. The entire process took about 10-15 minutes and was completed very smoothly. I lay in bed for a while before donating blood, and I was told to lie down and not get up right away. The sincerity and care of the health workers has once again encouraged me to become interested in donating blood regularly. Every time I donate blood, I feel like it's my duty. Blood is a substance that cannot be artificially produced, it is a gift from the Almighty God, and only through the donation of one person can the life of another be saved.

Blood is constantly needed around us in situations like accidents, cancer, or deliveries. Like the last two times I gave blood for my cousin's delivery and this time I gave it to a person who had an accident. Being a conscious blood donor is a unique contribution to society. Which is now common in almost every society. Another important information about blood donation from a doctor is that it is also beneficial for our body. Regular blood donation helps the body produce new blood cells, which is positive for blood circulation and health awareness. In addition, blood donation also provides information about various tests such as HIV, hepatitis or other common infections, which helps to stay informed about one's health.

Moreover, I can say from my personal experience that donating blood not only saves a person's life, but also sets a positive example in society. I am hopeful that I will be able to continue donating blood regularly in the future and encourage others to do this noble work as a voluntary blood donor. If every healthy person donates blood at least once a year, then no patient in our country will die due to lack of blood. So, let us all come forward in this life-giving work, because one bag of your blood can be the last light of hope for someone's life.

So we need to know that voluntary blood donation can save millions of lives. May everyone be healthy and well, may Allah protect us.