LIFELINE: Tiny Maverick’s fight for life a testament to Nelson Mandela Bay’s blood donors
Baby Eli Theron was born three months early, weighing as much as a loaf of bread. Eight blood transfusions later, he’s a healthy, happy one-year-old — thanks to donors in Nelson Mandela Bay.
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