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She's saved 2100 lives, but this grandmother needs help to save more

The 80-year-old grandmother has helped save about 2,100 Australians as low O-negative, O-positive and plasma stocks strain supplies.

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Cessnock's Carolyn Callaghan has reached 700 Lifeblood donations at age 80. Read how a family battle inspired her 60-year crusade saving 2100 lives.

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She's saved 2100 lives, but this grandmother needs help to save more

Cessnock's Carolyn Callaghan has reached 700 Lifeblood donations at age 80. Read how a family battle inspired her 60-year crusade saving 2100 lives.

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maitlandmercury.com.au broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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