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- Mother’s milk
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Learn more about the various ways you can give.
Laurent
Professional football player
and medical graduate
Lucas
Actor and
stem cell recipient
Nothing could stop Lucas from becoming an actor, not even a leukemia diagnosis. But the main character in his life story turned out to be a stem cell donor.
Stem cell recipient
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Justin
Student, sports fan,
and plasma recipient
If he hadn’t been on the receiving end of a few well-executed passes from plasma donors, Justin wouldn’t have won the match against his immune deficiency. Watch the game highlights here.
Plasma recipient
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Mévick
Bundle of energy,
mother’s milk recipient
Making his entrance at just 28 weeks, little Mévick had a huge appetite for milk right away. But the human body can’t always produce on cue, so Myriam, Mévick’s mom, turned to the milk bank for help.
Mother’s milk recipient
Register for the milk bank
Learn more about the various ways you can give
Give plasma
Plasma, a blood component, is 90% water and rich in protein. It is used to make a wide range of medications for neurology patients and people struggling with an immune system deficiency.
Give stem cells
Whether they come from cord blood, bone marrow, or peripheral blood, stem cell donations are critically important.
Give human tissues
Thousands of people are waiting for a transplant. You can help save lives by signing your sticker and putting it on the back of your health insurance card or by signing up for the Régie de l’assurance maladie du Québec registry of people who consent to organ and tissue donation.
Give mother’s milk
Mother’s milk is rich in the essential nutrients babies need for proper growth and development. But for any number of reasons, some mothers who want to breastfeed their premature babies are unable to produce milk.
Give blood
To meet the needs of patients, we need more than 1,000 donations every day. Help us in our efforts to increase the number of people in Québec who are regular blood donors.
