1 reviews | Active since Nov 2017
WCBTS for their ************** in the unwritten code.
I’m hereby will like to register my full frustration to the Western Cape Blood Transfusion Services for their ************** in the unwritten code form. I had experienced twice in the WCBTS centre, once I had walked-in since I’m black an old lady in age working there came to me and greeted me in French.. which already gave me a sense of the wrong classification racially and I asked her why don’t you simply ask me where do you come from? Other time it was with the old white man first he greeted me in Afrikaans then I also knew another day again. My BP was tested started high, then he stood up from his desk walk around talking in the unwritten code format with some other stuff. I expect more maturity and sense of appreciation from the WCBTS stuff to look beyond color and race and have a global goal that we are all human and life has no border. Strange blood is red in color.
Dear Donor, we apologise for the experience that you have received at two of our clinics. At WP Blood Transfusion Service we pride ourselves in treating each and every donor with the utmost respect. We hold you, our donor, in the highest regard as we would not be able to give recipients the much needed blood without our donors. Our Corporate Public Relations Officer, Michelle Vermeulen, will be contacting you personally to discuss the matter in more details. We would like all our donors to be valued and appreciated.
Dear Donor, we apologise for the experience that you have received at two of our clinics. At WP Blood Transfusion Service we pride ourselves in treating each and every donor with the utmost respect. We hold you, our donor, in the highest regard as we would not be able to give recipients the much needed blood without our donors. Our Corporate Public Relations Officer, Michelle Vermeulen, will be contacting you personally to discuss the matter in more details. We would like all our donors to be valued and appreciated.