Secondary Losses: The aftershocks of losing a loved one
January 20, 2021
The death of a loved one has a ripple effect like an earthquake has aftershocks.
The death of a loved one has a ripple effect like an earthquake has aftershocks.
He left his mother with one last surprise — he had signed up to be an organ, eye and tissue donor.
It’s never too late to help others – or too early, as shown by these San Antonio twins. Twins Sarah and Rebecca Gresham seized on
One frequent question we get asked at the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center on a regular basis is “What happens to my donation?” If
Since 2017, staff and community volunteers have maintained a Legacy Garden outside the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center Donor Pavilion. “The Legacy Garden is
Most high school seniors are making plans for college and looking forward to the future. But there’s only one thing on top of mind for
When Noah Adams found out he had cancer, he only hesitated for a moment. “For the first two seconds that I heard that I had
Everyone has their own story when it comes to what drove them to start donating blood. After losing a close friend to colon cancer, Rudolph
New type of vaccine means donors will not have to wait to give blood and platelets Getting the first available vaccinations for COVID-19 will not
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg urged South Texans to give blood during his own donation Monday afternoon. “We’re challenging everyone in the community to give blood as
Dramatic scenes from movies and TV lead a lot of people to believe that most blood transfusions go to people who are seriously injured in
Ron White donated blood for the first time at 17, and his donations have been saving lives ever since. Ron donated blood to fellow injured