Blood donation is the biggest act to save one’s life. Men can never donate blood in three months and women never in four months. Studies have shown that donating blood can reduce the risk of heart attack.
But there is a woman who has made blood donation a part of her life. Josephine Michaluk, a native of America, has now set a Guinness record for donating blood at regular intervals.
80-year-old Josephine donated blood in 1965 at the age of 22. Later they donated 203 units of blood making it a part of their lives. Josephine says that she donated blood for the first time at the insistence of her sister. Josephine stated that she was a little afraid when donating blood for the first time, but later she was able to make it a part of her life.
Since he has been donating blood for six decades, his body has not suffered any physical problems. Michaluk said that more people who realized the greatness of blood donation should prepare for it. Michaluk’s blood group is O-. Joseph’s wish is that more people will be willing to donate blood by taking his life as an inspiration.