Carol Lang

My name is Carol Lang I am 62 years old I have polycystic kidney disease. I have been on dialysis since December 2020.I do dialysis at home nine hours a day and still work a full time job.they tell me i have an eleven percent chance of finding a donor to match my numbers . The disease is hereditary in my family both my son and daughter have it . My son was blessed with a live Donor three years ago and is doing great. I wait for the day i can get back to a normal life

Blood Type A

Hospital Name 

The Christ Hospital 

 Call 513-585-1427 ask for Jessica or email her at  JESSICA.RATCLIFF@thechristhospital.com

My name is Neeta and been diagnosed with CKD since 2015. I have a rare form of kidney disease which is nothing due to my health conditions or negligence. I have been vegetarian, non smoker, non drinker throughout my life. I was coping well with CKD but lately my condition is deteriorating and now my kidney function is around 8% and currently on dialysis and hooked up to the machine for 8 hours for every night. That is why I am here to find an angel for me who is willing to give me a second chance of life!!!

Blood Type O+

Hospital Name 

Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St Louis, MO

314-362-5365 ask for Jo-Ann Briar

My name is Rachael and I am 59 years old. I have polycystic kidney disease  I have been in renal failure for over 5 years and on dialysis for 1 year. In January of 2021 they had to remove both kidneys so basically my life depends on dialysis. I met a wonderful man who has showed me what your love is and we are getting married im June of 2022. I have never been happier or lived until I met his him and I don't want it to stop.  So if anyone can find it in their hearts to donate I would be forever greatful. My blood type is B- to donate call University Hospital of Cleveland at 412-347-6644

41 Year Old Bluff City resident seeking living donor 

Blood Type A

Living Donor Coordinator 

Lanny 

Almartin@utmck.edu

or call 865-305-5340

My name is Pam and I've been an RN for over 25 years.  While teaching nursing classes in the Spring of 2016, I started noticing swelling in my legs. I thought it was due to being on my feet a lot. Over the next couple of weeks, I started getting short of breath.  I went to a clinic and was diagnosed with high blood pressure and was given a prescription for BP medicine.

The very next night, I was so short of breath that I asked my husband to take me to the ER.  Several tests were performed and I was delivered the news that I was in end stage kidney failure and I would need to start dialysis immediately.

I was stunned and shocked, to say the least.  I have always visited my doctor every 6 months for labs and a check up and was never informed that anything was out of the normal range.

I began dialysis in May 2016. 

In the summer of 2017, I was placed on the kidney transplant list at the University of Alabama in Birmingham  (UAB). in June of 2018, we were involved in a serious automobile accident while out of town. I broke my back and several other bones.  Fortunately,  my spinal cord was not involved,, so I was not paralyzed. UAB put me on the inactive list until I was cleared by all my doctors.   I endured weeks of physical therapy to teach me to sit and walk again, plus a back surgery that fall.  After many other tests and procedures, I was cleared to be put back on the transplant list. I applied at Sacred Heart in Pensacola , FL and was accepted. I have one more test to be done at UAB before I can go back on their active list. Being registered at both places increases my chances of receiving a kidney.

A live donor kidney will last longer than one from someone who is deceased.

My blood type is O +.

If anyone is interested, you can contact Beth at  Ascension Sacred Heart at 850-416-1080.

My name is Terry Tillery, I was born January 7,1971 and am 49 years old Divorced with 3 kids. Daughters Alexa Woods 25 yrs old and  Chase Tillery 24 and one Son Justin Tillery 20. I have 3 Granddaughters  Skyler 7 yrs old and Abby 4yrs old and Kaylin 10 months old.. I was diagnosed with Polycystic Kidney Disease at the age of 16 and I am now in search of a Kidney donation to save my Life and Hopefully get me off Dialysis and let me lead a normal as life I can and return to work.. I would be Very THANKFUL for you even considering to be tested.

Please call  205-975-9200  ( Option 4 )