A Fort Mill girl beat cancer with the help of blood donations. Now, she’s urging the community to roll up their sleeves for others.
Regional executive for blood services Angela Powley told WCNC Charlotte the shortage has forced the blood supplier to limit what it can give to hospitals.
Giving blood saves lives, and a Fort Mill, South Carolina, 11-year-old girl is proof of that.
Wren Jansen loves competitive cheerleading.
“The hype and flipping, all of it’s really fun,” Wren said.
Her mom Brandi Jansen is grateful to see Wren is healthy now and doing what she loves.
“It takes my breath away to see her, how strong she is now,” Brandi Jansen said. “There were days she couldn’t pick her head off of the pillow.”
Wren was 3 years old when she was diagnosed with leukemia and tumors in her skull.
The Jansens’ world turned upside down with that news, but they quickly sprang into action to save Wren.
“One …
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