In
Christmas Bazaar, our GIN: Dialysis Chapter group participated to raise
awareness of the disease, dialysis, and funds for the patients. We sold
awareness bracelets, and distributed the pamphlet that includes information
about our club, the disease, and the conditions of the patients. I stayed the
whole day, selling the bracelets, and it was a meaningful project to increase
the awareness of dialysis, to the people.
Honestly,
I thought it would not go well, because most of the times, people come to
bazaar to buy the things they want. Also, personally, I also do not give
attention to the campaigns in the market. My expectation was right. Although we
stayed in the entrance of the bazaar, no one gave attention to our bracelets
and campaign. We thought that we had to grab the attentions of the people.
Then, we began to stand up and shout out “bracelets for dialysis patients”. Our
enthusiastic voices and passionate movements actually caught the attention of
the people. We were able to sell a lot of bracelets and thus raise the
awareness of the people towards our club and the dialysis patients.
Throughout
this activity, I again felt responsibility towards the dialysis patients.
Although it was very hard to stay whole day, shouting and catching attentions
of the people, thinking of the funds that we had to raise, in order to support
the patients, I could not sit and rest. Also, I was very happy when other
people who had no idea about how the conditions of the dialysis patients in
Baguio are like, acknowledge about them through reading the pamphlets of our
club. Some people thanked us for doing such an activity that brings people to
be aware of the patients and the disease. It was a meaningful activity that increased my sense of belongings towards the club, and towards the patients.
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