🌍🩸 World Blood Donor Day Wishes 🩸🌍

On this World Blood Donor Day, let us salute the selfless heroes who save lives with a simple act of kindness—donating blood.

As a strong advocate for women’s healthcare and wellness, I, Dr. Meenakshi Surve Pawar, urge every healthy individual, especially women, to understand the power of blood donation. It is a lifeline during pregnancy complications, childbirth emergencies, surgeries, and anemia—conditions where women are often most vulnerable.

💉 One unit of blood can save up to three lives.

💪 Empower women’s health—donate blood, inspire change.

❤️ Be a reason someone survives. Be a woman who gives life in more ways than one.

"Donate Blood, Save Lives, Empower Women."

Dr. Meenakshi Surve Pawar

MS (OBGYN), MBBS, DNB (OBGYN), FICS (UK), FPAI, FIAGE, FICOG, FMAS

Sr. Consultant (Obstetrician and Gynecologist)

Aashirwad Clinic and Sonography Center

Contact: +91-7499357236

Address: Sham Heights, First Floor, Shop No. 103, Old Jakat Naka, Chinchwad, Pune - 411033

Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/azWVezChGCoEBkHC9

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