Kim DeGiulio recently recovered from coronavirus and just like Evrod Cassimy, she decided to donate her convalescent plasma. Dec. 9, 2020: Michigan coronavirus cases up to 415,200; Death toll now at 10,213DeGiulio recovered from coronavirus in October. Now that she’s symptom-free and has the antibodies, she signed up to donate her plasma with the American Red Cross. All it took was filling out a form to declare you’ve recovered from COVID, then the American Red Cross reaches out to schedule a time to donate. If you’ve recovered and want to know if you qualify to donate, just visit this website.

After suffering for two weeks straight in excruciating pain from coronavirus, Cassimy recovered. He heard he could donate his plasma and the antibodies could be used to help others. He then made his way to the American Red Cross Blood Donation Center for 8:40 a.m. sharp. The staff at the American Red Cross made him comfortable, reclined his chair and provided a heated blanket. And after finally filling that bag, Cassimy was finished and could see what his plasma looked like with the coronavirus antibodies.