Glen Peltier Speaks: I have hesitated in the past about talking about my blood donations over the past 62 years as it has been a personal thing with me. I always felt good about donating. As the years went by, I was given many awards from both the Red Cross in Canada and the Florida Blood Bank.
When my total donations in Canada reached 100, I was honoured in Windsor, ON and saw many people who had been saved by blood that they had received. (Click on any article to read, pause, and click once more.)
In Florida, I received my 10 gallon award three years ago. At the present time I am told my present donations have been 134 in Canada, and 84 in Florida.
My oldest son Terry and I donated together many times. I want people to know it is harmless and good for you to give. As you get older your system makes a little less blood so now I just give three times a year. I hope to go on giving forever. I have always felt better after giving blood. Glen Peltier.
Stan Speaks: Thank You Glen for Sharing. Hats off for your significant contribution to the citizens of Ontario, AND Florida!! To others reading this; if you have made a similar impact on fellow citizens, please share with our readers. Please send your story to: Stanistheman_200@yahoo.com
I don’t know what you think, BUT I believe what Glen has done is QUITE AMAZING!! Lois’s life was saved during the birth of our 3rd child by reason of a blood donation!! THANK YOU GLEN!!
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Excellent achievement Glen…..Congratulations
I talked with you yesterday…..you look great so giving blood has not harmed you.
Keep up the good work.
Myrna
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The World Health Organization says that one sample of donated blood can save up to three lives.
That being case Glen; you are undoubtedly responsible for saving up to 650 lives. That is a wonderful achievement, and like in shuffleboard your unselfish and generous attitude is unmatched and will always be recorded by your outstanding achievements.
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