Jim Edmonds donates plasma after recovering from COVID-19 in hope his antibodies will help others
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dailymail.co.ukHe revealed a month ago that he had tested positive for COVID-19 after going to the emergency room for symptoms of pneumonia.And on Monday, PageSix.com reported that Jim Edmonds has now donated his plasma at Mercy Hospital in St.Louis, Missouri, in the hope it will help others.A spokesperson for the former MLB star told the outlet: 'After Jim got well he asked his doctor if there was anything he could do to help and his doctor suggested he donate antibodies to help people who had serious cases of the virus.' Doing his bit: Jim Edmonds has donated plasma after recovering from COVID-19 in the hope his antibodies will help others with the virus, his spokesperson told PageSix.com MondayIn late March, Edmonds, 49, had shared photos on social.
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