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原本简单、纯粹又光荣的一次义务献血活动,却噩梦般地将一群正值韶华的年轻人的人生改弦易辙:家庭破碎、工作受阻甚至失去生命……我们不禁要问:那些理应卫生、安全的针管,在抽取那些年轻又干净的血液时,为什么会留下可怕的“病毒”?如果不是那场毕业20周年的同学聚会,毕业于河南周口师院(原名为周口师专)的何小敏也许永远也无法知道:她的同届同学中,有那么多人感染了HCV(丙肝)病毒。而事情的源头,竟是大家在20年前的一次集体献血行为。2014年4月,这群丙肝患者抱团走上了艰难的法律维权之路。5月,他们接受本刊专访,讲述了自己被丙肝彻底改变的人生……
The simple, pure and glorious voluntary blood donation nightmarishly changed the lives of a group of young people who were suffering from Shaohua’s life: the family was broken, the work was blocked or even lost their life ... We can not help but wonder: needles that should be hygienic and safe Why do you leave a terrible “virus ” when drawing those young and clean blood? If not the classmate who graduated from the 20th anniversary of graduation, He Xiao-min, who graduated from Henan Zhoukou Teachers College (formerly known as Zhoukou Teachers College) It is never known that so many of her classmates were infected with the HCV (hepatitis C) virus. The source of the incident was actually a collective blood donation committed 20 years ago. In April 2014, the hepatitis C patients embarked on a difficult road to legal protection. In May, they accepted an exclusive interview about their life completely changed by hepatitis C.