Hong Kong immigration looks at life in Hong Kong: "I received the matching notification call just before this year's Mother's Day. The patient is about the same age as my mother, and perhaps she is also someone else's mother. I hope my donation can give her a chance for rebirth and keep her healthy for a long time." Yesterday afternoon, 23-year-old Huang Zejia, a student from Tianjin Foreign Studies University, emotionally told reporters at the Red Cross Society of the city. He will check into the Air Force General Hospital of the People's Liberation Army today, starting a four-day course of mobilization injections tomorrow, and will collect hematopoietic stem cells on September 23 (if the collection amount is insufficient, a second collection will be needed on the 24th). This "spark of life" will be donated to a female leukemia patient in Hong Kong on the 24th and will be reinfused on the same day for the patient's transplant treatment. Huang Zejia will thus become the first volunteer from the Tianjin branch of the China Marrow Donor Program to donate hematopoietic stem cells to a Hong Kong patient since its establishment in 2002, and he will also be the 174th hematopoietic stem cell donor in the city.
