Your decision to donate could provide immediate relief for someone like me. It’s not just about getting a transplant—it’s about restoring hope and energy, giving people a chance to live life fully again without the overwhelming fatigue that comes with kidney disease. If you share this message, know you might be helping connect with someone who might consider stepping forward to save my life. For that, I thank you!
I’ve learned that finding a match for a kidney transplant is a challenge. Compatibility isn’t just about willingness—it depends on blood type, tissue compatibility, and other specific medical criteria. In fact, only about 30% of patients find a match from within their own family. This statistic is both eye-opening and heartbreaking, and it’s why I am reaching out to a wider community of potential living donors.
The physical strain of kidney disease is something I deal with every day, and the wait for a transplant only makes it harder. It’s a long and exhausting journey, and for many people like me, the waiting period stretches into years. Kidney disease takes its toll on every aspect of life, from physical strength to mental and emotional well-being.
Living with kidney disease has been a long and challenging journey, and the hardest part is facing the uncertainty of what lies ahead. Every day is a reminder of just how fragile life is, and how important it is to make every moment count. That’s why I’m reaching out—because your kindness could truly make all the difference.
Right now, I am hoping to find someone who can help put something back into my world—a chance to have more time with my family, more time to live life, and less time spent feeling sick. I am looking for a living donor who can save my life, but I can’t do it alone.
Right now, I’m searching for someone who can give me the greatest gift—the chance for a healthier future.
Living with kidney disease has been one of the hardest challenges of my life. There are days when it feels
Living with kidney disease is a constant reminder of how fragile life can be. The hardest part? Asking for help. It’s not easy, but I have to reach out because time is something I don’t have. Waiting for a deceased donor could take 5 years or more—years I can’t afford to lose.
I am deeply grateful to everyone who has shared my story and helped spread the word about my need for a living kidney donor. A heartfelt thank you to those who have stepped forward—it means the world to me that you would even consider such a life-saving gift.
I’m reaching out to advocate for Zach as he searches for a living kidney donor.
Zach means so much to me, and I want to do everything in my power to help him get the life-saving transplant he urgently needs. While I wish I could donate myself, I’m unable to due to medical reasons or other circumstances.
