Right now, I am searching for a living kidney donor. It’s not easy to ask for help, but I know that somewhere out there, someone has the power to change my life. A healthy person can live a full, active life with one kidney, and yet for me, receiving one would mean freedom—freedom from dialysis, more time with loved ones, and the chance to truly live again.
Right now, I’m searching for a living kidney donor, someone who can give me the chance to live a healthier, fuller life. It’s a big ask, I know. But those who have donated a kidney often say it was one of the most meaningful things they’ve ever done. They don’t feel a sense of loss—they feel a profound sense of purpose, knowing they’ve saved a life.
I am incredibly grateful to everyone who has shared my story and helped spread the word about my urgent need for a living kidney donor. Your support means everything to me. A heartfelt thank you to those who have stepped forward—you have no idea how much it means just knowing you’re considering this life-changing gift.
Right now, I am searching for a living kidney donor. I didn’t choose this journey, but I hold on to hope that someone out there might be willing to give the ultimate gift. A healthy person can live a full and active life with just one kidney. Yet, for someone like me, receiving a kidney could mean escaping dialysis, regaining my health, and truly living again.
I am deeply grateful to everyone who has shared my story and helped spread the word about my urgent need for a living kidney donor. A heartfelt thank you to those who have stepped forward—your willingness to even consider donation means everything to me.
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has shared my story and supported me in my search for a living kidney donor. To those who have stepped forward—you have given me hope, and I cannot thank you enough for your courage and selflessness.
I want to express my deepest gratitude to everyone who has shared my story and helped me in my search for a living kidney donor. To those who have stepped forward or are even considering the possibility of donating—you have my heartfelt thanks. Your kindness and courage give me hope during this challenging time.
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has shared my story and supported me in my search for a living kidney donor. A special thank you to those who have taken steps to learn more about donation or even started the process. Your selflessness and kindness mean the world to me and my family.
I’m reaching out today because I’m in need of a kidney transplant to help me live a healthier, fuller life. When I was just a year old, I was diagnosed with H.U.S, a condition that caused me to lose part of my large intestine and led to kidney failure. I was fortunate to receive a kidney transplant from my mom in 2002, which allowed me to live a normal life for over 20 years. However, since December 2021, I’ve been back on dialysis three times a week, and now, I’m in need of another kidney.
My family means everything to me, and they’ve been my biggest support through this journey. Right now, my kidney disease is holding me back from living life the way I want to. Simple things like going on trips with my family or just feeling well enough to enjoy daily life are no longer possible. Dialysis and the effects of kidney failure leave me feeling exhausted, but I dream of a future where I can live freely again.
A new kidney would change everything for me. I’d have the energy and health to be more active with my family, to travel, to work, and to feel like myself again.
I’m asking for help in finding a living kidney donor. If you or someone you know would consider being tested as a donor, it could truly save my life. Please visit my website to learn more about my situation and, if possible, apply to become my living donor.
Thank you for your kindness and support. giftworksuuh.com/alondrav
I’m reaching out today because I’m in urgent need of a living kidney donor to save my life.
I was born with a kidney disease called IgA Nephropathy, which is a degenerative condition. Unfortunately, this led to my kidneys failing two years ago when I was just 24. Since then, I’ve been on dialysis and have been on the University of Utah transplant list for a year. Dialysis has been keeping me going, but it’s tough—on the days I have both work and dialysis, I’m completely drained. On my days off, I’m usually just catching up on sleep. The days I have dialysis feel like they disappear entirely.
If I were to receive a new kidney, my life would change in ways I can barely imagine. I’d have the energy to live fully again—to focus on my dreams of going to college and eventually med school to become a nephrologist. I want to use my experience to help others who are going through what I’m facing right now.
I’m asking for help in finding a living kidney donor. If you or someone you know would consider getting tested as a potential donor, it would truly change my life. Please visit my website to learn more about my situation and how you can help. https://giftworksuuh.com/armondos/
Thank you for your kindness and support.
