Recently, OutDaughtered dad, Adam Busby reflected on a life-changing experience. Undeniably, he discusses how helping save someone’s life leaves him empowered. Furthermore, his experience makes him feel grateful to be a part of another person’s journey.

Adam Busby Encourages Everyone To Help Where They Can

Although it is easy to get complacent in the everyday struggles of life, when big life-altering events take place it can be a wake-up call. Likewise, adjacently helping others in their time of vulnerability can remind us that we are human and fragile. For OutDaughtered dad, Adam Busby, he discusses how he was involved with saving a life. Undoubtedly, this must hit home with his scary experience with his wife, Danielle Busby, and the quints having a death sentence. Often there is uncertainty surrounding situations like the Busbys quints’ birth that require quick decisions. Additionally, he encourages others to take part and do what they can to assist others.

Adam Busby Shares How He Helped Save A Life

On Adam Busby’s Instagram page, he posts a video about helping save someone’s life. He captions: “I thought all blood donation places do this… does yours?” Then in the video, he responds to a message he saw. It says, “I have never been notified when they used my donated blood products.” In the clip, he talks about how his blood donation agency notifies him when it is sent to someone in need. He screenshots a message saying, “Your blood donation is on its way to help someone in need. You are someone’s hero. Thank you for helping save lives!”

Adam Busby Feels Grateful He Can Help

Unmistakably, Adam Busby feels more in touch with his decision to donate knowing it is being used to help someone. Oftentimes, when a transfusion is needed, it is the scariest moment in an individual and their family’s lives. Furthermore, Adam reflects on how awesome he feels after seeing a message that his blood makes a difference. Additionally, he thinks it is a good way to remind him that his actions are important. He encourages others who are donating blood and not receiving the notification to ask if it is available in their area.

Fans Add To The Conversation

After OutDaughtered dad, Adam Busby left his heartfelt reminder, other fans added to the comments.

• “I’m an ICU nurse. Our bags of blood have a tag on them that we can take off and give to the patient/family. The tag has a barcode and says “thank your donor”. I always take these tags off and give them to the family or lay them on the couch in the room for when the family comes back. Not every nurse does this. And Not every family takes the time to say Thank you… some are going through the worst time of their life.”
• “We got letters through a third party thanking us when we donated our brothers organs. It’s nice to know someone got use out of them.”
• “We get notified of which hospital our blood goes to.”

What do you think about Adam Busby’s reflection on helping save a life? Do you think this is close to home for him with his scary experience with his quints being hospitalization? Are you ready to see the new episodes of OutDaughtered? Drop your comments below.