I’m reaching out on behalf of Nathan in his search for a living kidney donor.
Nathan means so much to me, and I want to do everything I can to help him get the life-saving transplant he urgently needs. I wish I could donate myself, but unfortunately, I’m unable to due to medical or other reasons.
For me, the knowledge that donors face only a brief recovery period makes the idea of donation less daunting. I understand that the decision to donate is monumental, but knowing a donor’s life continues almost uninterrupted after the procedure gives me some reassurance because I know it’s a tremendous ask to make – to ask someone to donate to me.
Living with kidney failure has made everyday tasks feel like monumental challenges. The National Kidney Foundation reports that transplant patients generally experience a far better quality of life than those who remain on dialysis. This fact gives me hope that a transplant could restore my ability to live fully.
I understand not everyone can give in the way I am asking, but there are many ways you can help. Simply sharing this post can be a powerful act of kindness. You never know who might see it—a friend, a family member, or someone who feels moved to help.
Right now, I’m hoping to find someone who can give me the gift of more time—time with my family, time to enjoy life, and time to feel better. I’m looking for a living donor who can help me get the second chance I need, but I can’t do it alone.
I am advocating for Breanna in her urgent search for a living kidney donor. Like the 100,000 others waiting for a deceased donor kidney, Breanna faces a long, difficult road. But a living donor would change everything for her and her family.
I want to express my deep gratitude to everyone who has shared my story and my need for a living kidney donor. A special thanks to those who have stepped forward—it truly means the world to me that you are even considering the possibility of donating.
I want to express my deep gratitude to everyone who has shared my story and supported my search for a living donor. A special thank you goes out to those who have stepped forward—it truly means the world to me that you are even considering helping. I was diagnosed with kidney disease back in 1986, and my kidneys worked fine until 2022 when I had to start dialysis. Dialysis keeps me alive, but it’s like a full-time job that never gives me a break—it makes life feel anything but free.
Rich has given so much of himself to others, and now it’s our turn to help him. I’m reaching out to you all in hopes that we can spread the word far and wide. The more people we can reach, the greater the chances of finding a match for Rich. If you or someone you know is willing to consider living kidney donation, please visit https://giftworksuuh.com/richardm/.
I want to express my deep gratitude to everyone who has shared my story and my need for a living kidney donor. A special thanks to those who have stepped forward—it truly means the world to me that you are even considering the possibility of donating.
