Why Ronaldo Has No Tattoo – Celebrating World Blood Donor Day with CR7
With the glamour and celeb status as Cristiano Ronaldo, one would expect the Portuguese Real Madrid star the and Champions League winner and ruling FIFA Ballon d’Or honoree – would have celebrated his triumphs with a tattoo or two. In fact, he has just the body for it. Almost every other athlete with a good body, like David Beckham and Conor McGregor, sports tattoos to enhance their muscular look, or simply to commemorate some event or honour someone. But, it’s different with Ronaldo. Do you know why?
Very few fans realize that Ronaldo keeps away from ink, not because he has any inhibition against the style, or because he fears he might regret his tattoo later, but because of a noble cause. Ronaldo, known for his endeavors to help underprivileged children to overcome diseases, avoids the ink so he can keep on donating blood. In numerous nations, a tattoo can influence how frequently a man gives blood, with a waiting period between six months and a year, used as a safety measure against cross-contamination and blood-borne diseases like hepatitis.
Why Ronaldo Has No Tattoo – Celebrating World Blood Donor Day with CR7
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According to Diretta News, Ronaldo once stated that he does not have tattoos because he donates blood frequently. He reportedly donates twice every year. He also revealed to Spanish radio station Cadena Cope that he turned into a bone marrow donor after he witnessed a teammate’s battles. He said that it was the time when Carlos Martins was with the national team, i.e. Portugal. It was Martins who told the team members about the issue with his child, and the players demonstrated incredible unity to help him and his child since they knew it was an extremely difficult circumstance.
According to Ronaldo, donating bone marrow is something many individuals believe is a difficult. But it isn’t more than drawing blood and doesn’t hurt. He confirmed that it doesn’t cost anything, and it’s a straightforward procedure, which leaves the donor with a feeling of hapiness, since he knows he is helping someone else.
So, this World Blood Donor Day, and for the rest of the year, how many of you will follow Ronaldo’s footsteps and donate blood?
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