Comments on: HELP FIND THE ONE FOR JASMINA ANEMA

By: laila

laila — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 10:44:44 +0000

I think its sweet that all the black people want to pray for her but why can’t we go to the nearest hospital and find out if we could be a match to be of earthly good to her as well.

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By: mary

mary — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 22:27:48 +0000

good news. she was relested from the hospital yesterday 7-24-09 . will be home for 6 months . she will have quarterly test for 2 years if she stays ok for that time it should not return

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By: Mary

Mary — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:57:32 +0000

My son is 16 and received a stem cell transplant at the beginning of June. There were no donors for him but there were stem cells donated when a mom has a baby. I would like to extend the donor list to umbilical cords. It saved my son’s life and everyone should donate. Make sure when you deliver your babies that the hospital accepts cord donations. You never know whose life you could be saving. Thank you

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By: Monica

Monica — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 17:17:00 +0000

As, I read through all of these comments about Jasmine, they only relief I had was in the last comment that she is in recovery after her transplant. Thanks to the Black community Jasmine’s life was given another chance, thanks to Elohim for divine connection and order, that the whoever heard or read Jasimine’s story was compelled to act! That’s the power of pray that God heard the multitude of saint that prayed for Jasmine and he sent his angels to her call. The most important factor to remember is that any efforts that can and can not be made to strengthen the community connection of African-Americans across the Continent are futile, because we were never encouraged to Organize. Historically whenever the black community organizes anything they is a skepticism that it’s an insurgence of some sort. There’s a reason for that. Did anyone see John Q? Hello…people it’s designed for us to fail…that’s why the ratio of donors on the registry is low. The information on donating anything life saving for blacks, or the low-income is futile and unaccessible, mainly because those registries were not orginated or maintained to save us! This may all sound conspiritorial but, just take in the fact that slavery established community. The triangle trade is proof of that! Trapping mixed tribes of African people who were forced as cargo to be chained and linked together on a tightly packed ship, proves to me that we had no choice but to learn copperative community from the time of our raped reigns in Africa. Again, no matter what community came together to save this little girl and together with action, faith and extended prayer they saved her precious life, which is what God wanted…otherwise it all would have never happend!

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By: Lil Bigz

Lil Bigz — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 08:05:36 +0000

Hey guys great news. They found two near perfect matches for Jasmina. She just recently underwent her bone marrow transplant. She is already showing good signs of not rejecting the donor’s marrow, since it wasn’t a 100% match. Jasmina will now have to stay in the hospital for 30 days before doctors can deem the transplant a success. If they do, then Jasmina can go home, but she will have to stay inside for 6 months because of her compromised immune system. Jasmina has already gotten a visit from Rhianna.

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By: briana

briana — Mon, 18 May 2009 00:35:13 +0000

i am 13 years old and as i hear the storys about jasmina it makes me want to cry to see how she ges thru all this..she is so brave,pretty,and has a whole life infront of her..i hope she find a match and have the transplant very soon cause it is sad to hear what she is goin through ad she doesnt deserves this with the life she has to live..jasmina stay strong and god will save you sweetheart..someone please be the donor..o and can kids do it too..god please keep jasmina in your hands and give her the care she needs..hurry plez

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By: maggie perry

maggie perry — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 13:42:20 +0000

jasmina is very beautiful and i will keep her in my prayers

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By: maggie perry

maggie perry — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 13:40:54 +0000

jasmina is a beautiful little girl. and i will keep her in my prayers

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By: Shykiss3

Shykiss3 — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 23:52:31 +0000

I recently went to jasmina school when they had the bone marrow drive. I did my cheek swab, filled out the paper and that was it! it was quick and easy and there were a lot of people there. I thought they would have a match considering there were so many people out there like close to 2000 but I guess not. Hopefully she will find a match.

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By: Dee Dee

Dee Dee — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 20:22:19 +0000

I want to know where I could get tested for Jasmina? I live in the Rockland County area and wanted to know if I had to go into the city. Just need information please. Please someone respond

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