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Kendel has been on blood thinners After open-heart surgery twice since 2009, meaning she was released saved her life, Kendel, 48, fully un- by the military (because she was “no derstands the importance of donating longer deployable”) and she could no blood. longer donate blood. “Donations are about the continu- Having always believed in helping ation of life… To save someone’s life, people, Kendel says she felt lost when whether you know the person or not. she could no longer serve her coun- You’re helping to protect and save in- try. While searching for a new career, and ways to serve her community, she dividuals,” says Kendel, a 10-year resi- TRIBUNE PHOTO BY JO-ANNE PROCTER dent of Stonewall. heard about the Stonewall Kinettes. The Kinettes are Canada’s largest Stonewall Kinettes Donna Kuby, left, and Vicki Kendel are encouraging The same notion, protecting indi- others to come out to donate for the Canadian Blood Services in viduals and serving her country, was service group and are made up of ac- Stonewall on April 23, from 2 to 7 p.m. at the local Royal Canadian Kendel’s rationale for serving in the tive community volunteers, according Legion. military for 23 years. to the organization. Kendel met Donna Kuby, 58, through A new type of fi ght the non-profi t. Other community groups are invit- to community of Stonewall and sur- With the Kinettes being a Partner for ed to attend, too, whether the schools rounding towns. After returning from a tour overseas or minor hockey teams, etc., accord- Life with the Canadian Blood Services It’s in you to give in 2009, Kendel began experiencing a organization since 2001, and witness- ing to Kuby. Individuals must be 17 heart issue. ing Kendel’s situation unfold, Kuby years old to donate. The Kinettes will host an Adopt a Kendel says she was born with a felt a passion begin to burn. Cultivating community Clinic for the Canadian Blood Servic- heart defect. She had lived the major- Kuby, too, says she has always do- es in Stonewall on Tuesday, April 23, ity of her life with a heart murmur, nated blood. But with a friend in Watching Kuby’s efforts, Kendel from 2 to 7 p.m. at local Royal Cana- and never knew anything about it. need, Kuby felt there was more she says she is very touched by her friend. dian Legion. Medical professionals opted for an could do. She began co-organizing Though she doesn’t know exactly To book appointments in advance, aortic valve replacement, which is a Canadian Blood Services’ Adopt a how much blood was used, Kendel call Pat 204-467-5444 or Donna 204- done through open-heart surgery. Clinic event on behalf of the Kinettes. says she knows her recovery wouldn’t 461-2423 before April 9, 2019. Kendel fi rst had open-heart surgery “I’ve always gone to the clinics … have been possible without the gen- in 2009. Some of the donors have reached 100 erosity of others. Infographic Facts Though the original mechanical donations. I thought I could start to “It means the world that people valve was supposed to last for 25 Pulled from the Canadian Blood do the same,” says Kuby. choose to donate (and organize),” says Services offi cial website: years, Kendel says the valve wore out “After watching a Ontario Kinettes’ Kendel. prematurely and had to be changed. • Canadian Blood Services collect group host an … event, they got a lot “A couple of the Kinettes said my about 450 ml (a pint) of blood during Kendel was working at an embassy of donors.” story was part of the reason they overseas in 2017 when her issues a single blood donation. Kuby says the Stonewall group de- wanted to put on the blood drive. It’s • The plasma portion of your do- started up again. cided to take the next step by put- one thing to give blood to help others, “I felt like I was drunk. I’d go to get nation is replaced within hours and ting on its own event and extending a but it’s another thing when you know the platelet portion within days. Red up, and if I did it to quick, it felt like challenge to local businesses. someone who actually needs it,” she if I had one too many… I was feeling blood cells can take months to replen- The Kinettes’ are asking Stonewall says. ish. light-headed and experiencing chest businesses to compete with one an- With so many charities looking for pain,” says Kendel. • Avoid strenuous activity for six to other for local bragging rights. donations, both women say donating eight hours after giving blood. After going in to get checked, medi- The goal is to have 10 donors pledge. blood is a form of charity and advo- cal professionals opted for another • People with O- (O-negative) “Stonewall is a very giving town … cacy without just throwing money at blood are considered universal do- valve replacement. but everyone has so many different an organization. It’s also a way to be- During her recovery, Kendel experi- nors because anyone can receive O- charities and things they’re working come active in one’s own community, blood. All blood types are needed to enced complications and had to use a on,” says Kuby. “By bringing in the Kuby says. ventilator for a prolonged period and meet the needs of patients for blood businesses, we’re saying ‘let’s chal- The Kinettes are hoping other com- and blood products. needed a blood transfusion, which re- lenge one another.’ It’s going to be munity members will be inspired, quired blood. fun.” too, and are extending an invitation What are you saving for? Inview Insurance Services Discover your path 344 Main St | Stonewall to financial security. 204-467-8927 Let’s talk. www.cooperators.ca/Inview-Insurance-Services Home Life Investments Group Business Farm Travel Not all products available in all provinces. Versatile Portfolios Navigator™ is offered by, and is a registered trademark of, Co-operators Life Insurance Company. Versatile Portfolios Navigator™ provides guaranteed benefits which are payable on death or maturity. 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