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Deciding to donate a kidney is a big decision with priceless benefits to your recipient.The team at Kidney Solutions can help you understand the kidney donation process. Should you decide to donate your kidney, we will be with you every step of the way.
Tonya
My name is Tonya Huff and I’m a loving Christian, wife, mother, and teacher. Dialysis has forced me to pause my teaching career. A living donor will allow me to return to my classroom and teaching and become a loving grandmother to my future grandchildren!
Danny
My name is Danny English and at age 30, I was leading a fulfilling life. Now, the fatigue caused by kidney disease makes it impossible for me to work. A transplant from a living kidney donor will allow me to stay healthier, live longer and give me the energy and time to do the things I love most.
Fred
My name is Fred Sherrill and I’m a type 2 diabetic and it’s taken a toll on my kidneys. My doctors say my best option is to find a living kidney donor. Lord willing, a kidney transplant will offer me more freedom to do the many things I love and the ability to live a longer healthier life.
For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Susan
My name is Susan Harkinson and I need to find a living kidney donor. My doctors say my kidney is still functioning a little so a kidney transplant now will save me from having to begin dialysis. I am profoundly grateful for the kindness and generosity of potential donors.
Bob
My name is Bob Quinata and I served in the military for 30 years. I'm a husband, father, and grandfather. Through faith, I try to stay healthy mentally and physically. You can help me by donating a kidney or sharing my story with others to help find a living kidney donor soon.
Isaiah
My name is Isaiah Gadberry, and I'm 22 years old. I was born premature alongside my twin. My kidneys were underdeveloped and I grew up in and out of the hospital. I have been on dialysis since age 14 and have been searching for a donor for 3 years. Are you the one?
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For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Belinda
Belinda Burke is a single mother. Her son has put his own goals on hold to care for her. "I thank you for your consideration to give the gift of life, organ donation. I look forward to the continuation of my story. Please help me write the next chapter by becoming a living kidney donor."
Vanessah
My name is Vanessah Lopez and I was born with spina bifida. Despite being labeled as disabled I have lived life to its fullest.. If you find it in your heart to help by donating a kidney, please pray about it. Testing can be done anonymously and you can change your mind any time.
Kevin
My name is Kevin Glover and to stay alive, I have dialysis three times each week for 3.5 hours .If you are familiar with dialysis, then you know how limiting this lifestyle can be. I remain optimistic someone will read my story or see my photo and be willing to donate a kidney.
For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Sherrie
My name is Sherrie Shivley. I am a widow, mom of 4, and grandma to 15 amazing grandchildren. Dialysis prevents me from traveling. My dream is to be able to call my grandchildren and say, “I’m on my way to see you!” Are you the person who will make this dream come true?
Deepti
My name is Deepti Bahel. I'm 35 and I have kidney disease. I now rely on peritoneal dialysis 7 days a week to stay alive. Dialysis is exhausting and restricts my daily activities. A kidney transplant would free me from dialysis, allowing me to return to my career and enjoy life again.
Laurel
My name is Laurel Salvo. If I’m able to find a living kidney donor before going on dialysis, while my health is still generally good, doctors say it will allow me to stay healthier and live longer. If you're not able to be my living donor, please share my story on social media and email.
For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Jonnika
My name is Jonnika and I have been on dialysis a few years now. It is the only thing keeping me alive as I am fighting kidney disease and also Lupus. I’m a young mother and in desperate need of a kidney donor so I’m able to be there for my 8-year-old son.
Michael
My name is Michael Davis and I’m a hard-working husband, father, son, and brother. I’m very hopeful and optimistic about spreading the word to ask for a living donor which is the quickest way to transform my life with the gift of leading a longer, healthier, more normal life.
Chino
My name is Chino Arreola and I’m a father and grandfather. I have kidney disease and need to find a living donor. Dialysis can only do a fraction of what healthy kidneys do for your body every day. A living donor transplant will allow me to stay healthier and live longer.
For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Adam
My name is Adam Sanders and my kidney disease has caused renal failure. Currently, dialysis is keeping me alive so I am in need of a kidney donor. Even if you’re not in a position to be a kidney donor, you probably know someone who might be interested, so please share my story with others through social media.
Allan
My name is Allan Pangburn and for the past five years my kidney disease has continued to worsen. Currently, to stay alive, I have dialysis five days a week. A kidney transplant will allow me to stay healthier, live longer and give me more time to do the things I love most.
Brice
My name is Brice Pardoe and I have kidney disease. My kidney’s failed suddenly and now dialysis is my only option to stay alive while I wait for a kidney transplant. Dialysis can only do a fraction of what healthy kidneys do for your body every day. A living kidney donor would change my life.
For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Ron
My name is Ron Edmondson. My kidney function has gradually gotten worse and I am at the point where I will either need dialysis treatments for the rest of my life or get a kidney transplant. I have decided to start my own search for a living donor. It is not easy to ask, but I am reaching out to people for help.
Elizabeth
My name is Elizabeth Holcomb. I have a husband, and a married son. COVID destroyed my already delicate kidney function from being diabetic. My life was volunteer for Hospice-patient care, diabetes education, writing grants for animal welfare and church. My goal is to resume giving back to others after transplant.
Henry
My doctor says a living donor is needed because it is best, and because the deceased donor kidney transplant waiting list is extremely long. I hope to see my small grandchildren grow up. That is why I am reaching out to you, praying that you would consider blessing me by donating a kidney.
For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Sandra
My name is Sandra and I've been married 27 years to a loving man. I have a daughter, 2 granddaughters. They've helped me through this difficult journey with kidney disease. I'm looking for a living donor in hopes to stick around a while longer.
Robin
Robin Stevens has one son and three grandsons. She inherited my kidney disease from her mother and is now on the transplant list. Her dreams and goals have been put on hold, waiting for a kidney donor. She's praying her day for a transplant will come soon.
Quinton
My name is Quinton Johnson and I have been a type 1 diabetic since I was 6 and have had hypertension and kidney disease since age 8. Just to be healthy again, is my greatest dream. I pray someone will help by donating a kidney.
For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Christina
My name is Christina and I have end stage kidney disease. My whole life changed when my kidneys failed completely. I’m a single mother with a beautiful young daughter who is my whole world and I desperately need a kidney transplant. A kidney donation will allow me to live longer with my daughter and watch her grow.
Stan
Stan is a husband, father and grandfather. He is a Vietnam war veteran and a lifetime member of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. He needs to find a kdiney donor. A kidney donor doesn't have to be a relative. Unrelated donors are matched up with lucky recipients every day.
Andy
My name is Andres (Andy) Zubia and I have a hereditary kidney disease called polycystic kidney disease (PKD). I have to have dialysis just to stay alive so I’m hoping to find a living kidney donor soon. I Pray to God that His hand touches the kindness of someone’s heart to donate a kidney.
For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Kuljeet
My name is Kuljeet and I’m a single mother of twins under 10. I’m also a survivor of domestic abuse. My kidneys are at only 12% function and I am in need of a kidney donor. I am alone with my young sons. A kidney transplant will prolong my life and give me more time with them.
Regina
My name is Regina Morua. I have four children and also a 4-year-old granddaughter who all mean the world to me.
I do peritoneal dialysis every night for 9 hours at home but am longing for the days when my whole life doesn’t revolve around treatment.
Emmitt
Emmitt works to spread Lupus and mental health awareness. He recently went into kidney failure and is currently doing home hemo dialysis. He is on the kidney transplant list. During this time, he still maintains his advocacy.
For more information on becoming a living donor, call 833-455-7896 or e-mail to info@kidneysolutions.org
Karen
Karen Edwards is a widow with two adult children and a precious 11-year-old granddaughter. The wait for a kidney can be many years and could also mean many years on dialysis. I need the help of others to find a living donor.
Tamera
Tamera Powell is on home dialysis seven days a week. Her strong faith in God has encouraged her to seek a donor. She would like to return to work advocating for children in foster care, something she’s been doing for past 20 years.
Zanani
Zanani needs a kidney transplant. She is always there for family and stretches herself thin as a teacher to support and educate her special needs students. Dialysis is only a temporary solution. If you can help Zanani, please do.
Frank
Frank Ortiz' mission in life is to survive and thrive with passion, compassion and make a positive impact on my community. My dream is that my wife and I continue our journey in life together.