Share Your Power OneBlood

Every second counts for a trauma patient in need of a blood transfusion.
A new, game-changing way to save the lives of trauma patients is in place, enabling first responders the ability to provide blood transfusion at the scene of an incident before the patient gets to the hospital.
In this edition of the Share Your Power Podcast, we explain how this fascinating program works, hear from a woman whose life was saved because of it and explain why very specific O+ blood donations are needed to save the lives of trauma patients.

A call to action for O Negative blood donors and their unique ability to help save the lives of premature babies. In this edition of the Share Your Power Podcast, we go inside a neonatal intensive care unit and talk with Dr. Andrew Herman and discover why premature babies and other high risk babies are depending on very specific O Negative blood donors to help save their lives. Plus, we go behind the scenes of OneBlood and learn what the team does to identify these special donations. Tune in for a fascinating conversation of the vital role blood donors hold in saving the tiniest of patients.
 

It’s been six years since the Pulse Nightclub tragedy unfolded in Orlando, Florida.  It was one of the worst mass tragedies in the United States. 49 people were killed and dozens more injured. In this episode of the Share Your Power Podcast, we take you behind the scenes of OneBlood, as well as the trauma center that treated many of the victims, for a first-hand account of what was taking place to save the lives of the Pulse survivors. Along the way, you’ll hear more from some of the Pulse survivors, and you’ll hear emotional interviews with blood donors, who donated before the tragedy, and their reactions when they learn how they’re forever connected to saving Pulse survivors.

In this episode of the Share Your Power podcast, we take you inside a Level I Trauma Center for a fascinating conversation on the staggering amount of blood transfusions needed to save trauma victims and how it can mean the difference between a patient living or dying. We talk with a trauma doctor who shares real-life insight on the massive efforts to save lives and why people with a particular blood type are a crucial part of the lifesaving team. That’s available now, on the Share Your Power Podcast.

In this episode of Share Your Power podcast we sit down with MVP of Super Bowl 43, Santonio Holmes of the Pittsburgh Steelers. In an emotional conversation, Santonio shares why his son being born with sickle cell disease set him on a journey to help people battling the painful genetic disorder.

Is it possible to be born with blood that is so rare, that virtually nobody else in the world has it? The answer is, yes!  Now imagine that person needs a blood transfusion and the blood they need to receive can only come from a donor who has the same rare blood.  It’s a situation that actually happened to a little girl named Zainab.