Kidney 4 Daryl

05/14/2024

DO YOU HAVE THE RIGHT STUFF TO BE LIVING KIDNEY DONOR?

10 Questions to see whether you have the right stuff to be a Living Kidney Donor

1. Would you allow a car in the next lane to merge into your lane in front of you?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

2. Would you give your seat on public transportation to a person who looks like they might need it more than you?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

3. Do you want to help others and make a positive difference in their lives?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

4. Do you have strong support systems, including family, friends, and communities, who encourage and stand by you through thick and thin?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

5. Do you prioritize your health and well-being?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

6. Do you have empathy for others less fortunate than yourself?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

7. Are you proactive in seeking information about projects in which you engage?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

8. Are you financially stable and able to take a vacation’s worth of time from work to engage in meaningful projects or activities to save another’s life?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

9. Would you do the extraordinary to help others live who will otherwise die?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

10. Are you resilient in overcoming challenges or obstacles?

-- If yes and you’re healthy, you might have the right stuff to be a LKD.

If you are please go to www.Kidney4Daryl.com for more information about me and my story.

My name is Daryl. I am the proud Dad of two wonderful children. They have been the best gift given to me to share in this lifetime. I grew up on a farm in Manitoba with three siblings; I enjoyed the freedom and quiet life. My wonderful parents taught me a strong work ethic tempered with care for o....

05/12/2024

Happy Mother’s Day!

05/03/2024

Everyone.. On my side of the fence i feel this way daily, there are over 4000 Canadians on the transplant wait list. The average wait time is 4-9 years depending on blood type, for me it’s the 9 year mark. I hope i can reach more peoples hearts to donate. Literally it “In you to give” “share your spare”

04/25/2024

Sharing this with the hope that you will share this with everyone you know to raise awareness for organ donation and hopefully in turn this post reaches my Angel who will save my life. For more information about my need of a kidney donor please go to www.Kidney4Daryl.com

If you are a registered organ and tissue donor, one (or two) of the organs that you may be able to donate at the end of your life are your kidneys. Think of them like your body’s maid service—they’re responsible for getting rid of the waste and keeping your blood vessels super clean.

80% of people currently on Canada’s organ transplant waitlist are waiting specifically for a kidney.

In Canada, the success rate for a kidney transplant from a living donor is 90–95% after one year and the transplanted kidney lasts 15 to 20 years on average. For transplants from a deceased donor, the success rate is also high: 85–90% of these kidneys are working well after one year and will last on average from 10 to 15 years. We like these odds—and so Canadians currently waiting for a kidney.

Choose to leave well so that others can live well.

www.donateyourorgans.ca

Source: The Kidney Foundation of Canada

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Saviez-vous que les reins font partie des organes que vous pourriez donner à votre décès? Les reins sont un peu le service de nettoyage de votre corps; ce sont eux qui éliminent les déchets de votre organisme et gardent vos vaisseaux sanguins propres.

Pas moins de 80 % des personnes inscrites sur la liste d’attente pour une greffe d’organe au Canada attendent un rein.

Lorsque le rein provient d’un donneur vivant, le taux de réussite de la greffe après un an est de 90 à 95 % et le rein greffé dure en moyenne de 15 à 20 ans. Pour les reins provenant d’un donneur décédé, le taux de réussite est presque aussi élevé : de 85 à 90 % de ces reins fonctionnent bien après un an et les reins greffés durent en moyenne de 10 à 15 ans. Voilà qui nous encourage, et qui encourage aussi les Canadiens en attente d’un rein.

Faites le choix de bien partir pour que d’autres puissent bien vivre.

www.jedonnemesorganes.ca

Source : La Fondation canadienne du rein

04/22/2024

Have you ever thought of really making a difference in someone’s life. Well, this week is Canada’s National Organ and Tissue and Awareness Donation Week. To learn more about me and my need for a donor please go to www.Kidney4Daryl.com
Please share this post with the hope that I find a donor!

04/08/2024

The hardest thing that I have ever done is to ask someone to donate a kidney to me, however instead of asking that I am asking you to LIKE this page and SHARE my story with everyone you know so that hopefully I reach my Angel. For more information about me and my need please go to www.Kidney4 Daryl.com

03/29/2024

Asking for help is not easy for me as I am always the one helping others. Please share my story with the hope that I will find that one person who will change my life and give me the gift of life. My goal is to find a donor and then help others find their donors. My family has tested but unfortunately can't donate because Chronic Kidney disease is hereditary and it could happen to them. For more information please go to: www.Kidney4Daryl.com

03/22/2024

I am in need of a Kidney Donor as I have Chronic Kidney Disease. My family is my world and unfortunately none of them can donate as this disease may some day affect them. I am asking you to LIKE my page and SHARE my story so that I may find that one person who will give me the gift of Life so that I can continue to help others who need a transplant and spend time with my family and friends. For more information about me please go to www.Kidney4Daryl.com

03/15/2024

is a global campaign aimed at raising awareness of the importance of our kidneys.
World Kidney Day comes back every year. All across the globe many hundred events take place all to create . Awareness about preventive behaviors, awareness about risk factors, and awareness about how to live with a . It is time for kidney health for all.
One of the 7 objectives of World Kidney Initiatives is to encourage transplantation as it is the best outcome option for those with kidney failure and the act of donation is a life saving initiative. To learn more about me and my need of a kidney donor please go to www.Kidney4Daryl.com