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The life-sustaining cycle of giving and receiving blood is well
known in the Kremer family of North Star. A legacy of hemophilia
across three generations has been a challenge and an inspiration. It
gave Debora Kremer Smith a particular sense of pride when she made
her milestone 100th lifetime blood donation January 9 at the Greater
Greenville Ministerial Association blood drive.
Debora’s parents, Carl and Carolyn Kremer, raised a family of four
on their dairy farm in North Star. Debora’s brothers, Dan and Kevin,
are both hemophiliacs. A generation later, Debora’s sons, Paul and
Dean, ages 18 and 14, are hemophiliacs, as well.
Dan and Kevin grew up in a time when the clotting disorder was
not well understood and treatments were still developing. It meant
many journeys to Dayton in the dark of night for emergency care dur-
ing bleeding incidents. But it was also an opportunity for the commu-
nity to learn about hemophilia and respond to the family by supporting
blood drives. At age 80, Carolyn has 118 lifetime donations and wants
to keep donating.
Debora followed her mom’s example as a donor, and became a
nurse. “I went to the Miami Valley School of Nursing, and those
three years in school I was very consistent donating,” said Debora. She
worked at Mercer Hospital in Coldwater and gave birth to her daughter
Carla. The challenge of raising two hemophiliac sons gave her a better
understanding of what her mother faced. “It was much easier than for
my mother, but you still fear the big injury,” said Debora. “Boys are
boys.” Paul and Dean were able to play CYO basketball and fell
in love with swimming, with coaching from their dad.
It’s sobering to know that the Kremer family can never completely
ignore the heritage of hemophilia. The disorder is a recessive trait
passed on through the females. Dan’s daughter recently gave birth to
a son, and he is a hemophiliac.
A generational change in the treatment is the wide use of factor
concentrates that don’t have to come from human plasma donations.
“My boys’ treatment has been a protein that is artificial,” said Debora.
“They don’t have to have the protein from plasma anymore. My broth-
ers would have blood donated for them.”
Learn more at www.GivingBlood.org.
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The Ohio Dept. of Agriculture (ODA) urges Ohio farmers and pro-
ducers who have not yet done so to respond to the United States Dept.
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grams; and rural development funds. USDA has improved the online
form making responding easier and more convenient than ever. Addi-
tionally, federal law requires that all responses are secure and confi-
dential.
“The census is the only source of comprehensive and impartial
agricultural data for not only every county in Ohio, but every county
in the nation,” said Daniels. “I understand some people might have
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To respond, visit agcensus.usda.gov or mail in your questionnaire.
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