Dancing in the rain
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- Anthony Nolan : A UK charity that registers and matches potential stem cell donors for people with a blood cancer
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- Give Blood : If you’re generally healthy and aged 17 or over, do something amazing!
- Nottingham Marrow : A student group recruiting people to the Anthony Nolan stem cell register
- Organ donation : A place to register as a donor – even as a living donor
- Register & Be a Lifesaver : A UK educational programme to raise awareness of blood, stem cell and organ donation
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Tag Archives: R&BE
Infection alert!
Friday morning, 4 April, saw me not-quite-leaping, more like cautiously rolling my stiff self, out of bed at an early hour to go off to volunteer at a Register & Be A Lifesaver [R&BE] stem cell register recruitment event at … Continue reading
Posted in * Myeloma, Graft versus Host Disease, Other health
Tagged Anthony Nolan, antibiotic, Certificate in Playback Theatre Practice, Chellaston Academy, Derby, endocarditis, Fletcher ward, Flucloxacillin, Haematology, Hickman line, hospital, infection, IV antibiotics, Jenny Parrish, myeloma, Nightstop, Nottingham City Hospital, osteomyelitis, Playback, Playback Theatre, pneumonia, R&BE, Register & Be a Lifesaver, School of Playback Theatre UK, Specialist Receiving Unit, SRU, staph. aureus, staphylococcus aureus, stem cell donor, stem cell register, temperature, Vancomycin, volunteer, volunteering
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Injured in the line of duty…
You might think that no posts from this quarter means no interesting news. You’d be wrong… Mostly I’ve been so busy and so high and unable to concentrate due to the effects of steroids, that I’ve either not found/made the … Continue reading
Posted in Other health, Work & volunteering
Tagged A&E, Anthony Nolan, arm, Attenborough, Beeston Bakehouse, Bilborough College, blogging, bone marrow register, Bone Marrow Registry, British Bone Marrow Registry, buddy bandage, buddy taping, cake sale, Charlotte Connolly, concentration, cord blood, Delete Blood Cancer, dislocated, dog sledding, Dr Carolyn Lott, Dr Rashbal Ghattaora, driving, elevate, Emergency, Facebook, finger, Finland, First Aid, fracture, fundraising, hand, ice bag, Marrow, medical history, medication, MediLink, myeloma, NHS Blood Service, Nottingham, Nottingham Trent University, Paracetamol, proximal phalange, R&BE, recruitment, Register & Be a Lifesaver, Russell Pollard, stem cell register, steroids, student medical centre, students, Sunrise Medical Centre, swelling, swollen, variety, volunteering, x-ray
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