Newcastle, England: A British man called Alan Mack has had
been donating his plasma after contacting the coronavirus from her daughter
Rebecca Mack. Rebecca has unfortunately died due to the coronavirus at the age
of 29. Before her death, Rebecca had worked as a nurse at Royal Victoria
Infirmary in Newcastle. All three family members, Rebecca, her father Alan and
mother Marion had contacted the virus but only Rebecca and Alan became severely
ill. Rebecca died after she had called an ambulance but lost her life before it
arrived.
Mr. Mack recovered and began to donate his plasma which
could help the coronavirus patients to fight the virus. The plasma of a
recovered covid-19 patient contains antibodies that can fight the virus. Mr.
Mack has donated plasma eight times so far and plans to donate in the future
until there were sufficient antibodies left in his plasma.
Tributes poured in for Rebecca after her untimely death and
British Isles praised and still praises the frontline workers who have had been
putting their lives in danger to save people. In a world wrought with the
pandemic, violence, racial injustice, the generous and kind efforts of people
like Alan Mack persuade a stark skeptic that there is still some good left in
the world. Mr. Mack said that he would want anyone to go through what he had
gone through. Rebecca had also worked at NHS 111 service which is a toll-free
non-emergency medical helpline number. Rebecca’s life and death holds a light
to the saying that the kindest among us shall live on forever even after their
demise.
