I wanted to share something personal today — something that’s been a constant part of my life for a long time: resilience.
Living with kidney disease isn’t just about the physical symptoms or dialysis treatments. I’ve had to be strong for so long, and while I’ve done my best, the truth is, this disease has taken a lot from me.
Thankfully, I’m still here. Still fighting. Because despite everything, I have so much to live for. The people in my life — my family, close friends, and the amazing support network that surrounds me — are the reason I keep pushing forward. They remind me daily that hope is real, and that I’m not alone in this.
I’m still waiting for a living kidney donor — someone who can give me a second chance at life. Living donation isn’t just about saving a life. It gives something even deeper: hope, freedom, and time.
If you’ve ever considered becoming a donor, or just want to learn more, I ask you to visit my GiftWorks website (https://giftworksuuh.com/breedens/) and complete the confidential contact form. An experienced GiftWorks living donor navigator will guide you every step of the way.
I’m holding on to hope. Hope that someone out there will step forward — not just to save my life, but to change it.
