Women Wellbeing Australia Inc.

25/08/2025

I hope your feets are not feeling cold now. If you need food and clothes as well. Please leave a note too. As a community we all will help you. You won't need to steal then.

13/08/2023

"It warms my heart to think that; despite our creeds, demographics, religious or political beliefs, we all share this fundamental human commonality," -Blak Dogulas

Gimpse of our July blood donation drive.

Let's get together and put you sleeves up for a noble cause and support the community by donating blood and save lives.
Please click on below link to register your interest for blood donation drive 26th Aug 2023
https://forms.gle/kC9pA3m3mLcgSpY37

24/07/2023

Unlock the life-giving potential in your blood --

Plasma is a powerful part of your blood that can be used in 18 life-giving ways. It’s transformative for the thousands of people it helps every day but, because that number is constantly growing, we always need new donors to give enough plasma for everyone who needs it.

How much plasma will I give?

This all depends on your height and weight, but 800 mL is the very most. Because we can return your red blood cells, there’s less impact on your haemoglobin and iron levels when you give plasma than when you give blood. That means you can donate as often as every two weeks. To help your donation go smoothly, we use anticoagulant — an anti-clotting agent that keeps blood flowing through the tubes in our machines. When we return your red cells (and the other non-plasma blood components), you’ll receive a little of this anticoagulant too. Sometimes it can cause a metallic taste, tingling around your mouth and tongue and, less often, tingling in your hands or feet. As with every kind of donation, a trained staff member will be there to keep an eye on you. If you feel uncomfortable or unwell at any time, let them know straight away and they’ll look after you.

What does it feel like?

Most donors say they feel fine donating plasma — and pretty chuffed knowing that it can be made into vital life-giving treatments. You might feel a little cold when we return your red cells because of the saline we use to replace your blood volume. It’s nothing to worry about and we have plenty of warm blankets on hand to keep you cosy.

Women Wellbeing Australia has taken an initiative to run a Blood Donation Drive and Support community in bringing awareness about how donating can save lives. Please fill in the form below to be a part of this community drive.
https://forms.gle/kC9pA3m3mLcgSpY37

18/07/2023

Women Wellbeing Australia has taken an initiative to run a Blood Donation Drive and Support community in bringing awareness about how donating can save lives. Please fill in the form below to be a part of this community drive. For this Saturday at Mt waverly donor centre 18th July .

Women Wellbeing Australia has taken an initiative to run a Blood Donation Drive and Support community in bringing awareness about how donating can save lives. Please fill in the form below to be a part of this community drive.

13/07/2023

Women Wellbeing Australia has taken an initiative to run a Blood Donation Drive and Support community in bringing awareness about how donating can save lives. Please fill in the form below to be a part of this community drive.
https://forms.gle/kC9pA3m3mLcgSpY37

03/07/2023

Women Wellbeing Australia has taken an initiative to run a Blood Donation Drive and Support community in bringing awareness about how donating can save lives. Please fill in the form below to be a part of this community drive.

https://forms.gle/kC9pA3m3mLcgSpY37

17/06/2023

Cancer refers to a group of diseases characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells in the body. These cells, known as cancer cells, divide and form tumors or invade nearby tissues and organs. There are many different types of cancer, including breast cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, colon cancer, and leukemia, among others.

Cancer can arise from various factors, including genetic mutations, exposure to carcinogens (such as to***co smoke or certain chemicals), certain infections (like human papillomavirus or hepatitis B and C), radiation exposure, and lifestyle factors (such as poor diet, lack of physical activity, and obesity).

The development of cancer is a complex process that involves the disruption of normal cell growth and regulation mechanisms. Normally, the body has control mechanisms that regulate cell division and promote cell death when necessary. In cancer, these control mechanisms are compromised, leading to uncontrolled cell growth and the formation of tumors.

If left untreated, cancer can invade nearby tissues and spread to other parts of the body through the bloodstream or lymphatic system, a process known as metastasis. This makes cancer a potentially life-threatening condition.

Treatment options for cancer depend on various factors, including the type and stage of cancer, as well as the individual's overall health. Common treatment modalities include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, and hormone therapy. In recent years, advancements in cancer research and treatment have improved survival rates and quality of life for many cancer patients.

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14/06/2023

"Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength."

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06/06/2023

Yes, cancer can occur naturally in animals besides humans. Cancer is a group of diseases characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. It can affect various organs and tissues in animals, just as it does in humans. Many different types of animals, including mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and invertebrates, can develop cancer.

In fact, cancer has been observed in a wide range of animal species. For example, domestic pets such as dogs and cats can develop cancer, with certain breeds being more prone to specific types of cancer. Horses, cows, and other livestock animals can also be affected by various forms of cancer.

Wild animals are not exempt from cancer either. Researchers have documented cases of cancer in wildlife, including elephants, sea lions, birds, and even invertebrates like clams and turtles. In some cases, environmental factors such as pollution or exposure to carcinogens may contribute to the development of cancer in animals, similar to humans.

Studying cancer in animals can provide valuable insights into the disease, its causes, and potential treatments. Veterinarians and researchers work to diagnose, treat, and prevent cancer in animals, aiming to improve their health and well-being.

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