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20/01/2025

18/03/2024

Please help our little warrior, Jay! 🙏🏻

👦 About Jay:
Jay is a spirited young boy who loves playing and spending time with family and friends, and dreaming big. However, his journey took an unexpected turn when he was diagnosed with CKD. Despite the obstacles, Jay continues to show incredible strength and resilience every day.

🏥 Fighting CKD:
Chronic Kidney Disease is a tough battle, but Jay is not fighting alone. With the love and support of his family, friends, and community, he's determined to overcome this condition and live life to the fullest.

💙 How You Can Help:
Join us in Jay's fight against CKD by spreading awareness, sharing words of encouragement, and donating to support his medical expenses. Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a difference in Jay's journey towards healing.

💙 To Donate:
Kindly send us a direct message for us to provide you with the gcash number where you can send your donation.
To avoid receiving messages from scammers, we decided not post the gcash number publicly.

🌈 Follow Jay's Journey:
Stay updated on Jay's progress, milestones, and inspirational moments by following our page. Together, we can make a difference and show Jay that he's not alone in this fight.

💌 Contact Us:
Have questions, ideas, or want to send Jay some love? Feel free to reach out to us through direct messages or by emailing angelwarriorjay@gmail.com

Thank you for joining us in supporting Jay as he bravely faces Chronic Kidney Disease. Together, we are stronger! 💪💙

17/03/2024

Mr. McStoney is back for less #2! He is helping us understand the science behind stone nutrition in honor of

🥛Getting enough dairy in your diet is critical to reduce the risk of kidney stones and prevent osteoporosis.

🧀For people with kidney stones, dairy is magic! 🤩Calcium blocks absorption of oxalate, ultimately reducing the amount of oxalate in your urine. This helps stop kidney stones from forming!

🦴People with kidney stones are also at increased risk of osteoporosis and weak bones, so it is VERY important to make sure to get enough dietary calcium to protect bones. This can seem counterintuitive - but, even if you are forming calcium stones, you should still work to get enough dairy in your diet!

🥛🥛🥛Work to get in 3 servings of dairy per day. This is the recommended amount for people with OR without kidney stones. 1 serving = 1 cup milk, 3/4 cup plain yogurt, 1 oz cheese or 3/4 cup cottage cheese. Be careful using too much cheese for your dairy. Too much salt can also increase risk for kidney stones. Some cheese can DEFINITELY fit into a low sodium diet and is a very tasty way to get in dairy!

Any creative ideas out there to squeeze in those extra servings of dairy?!

Learn more about those sources of calcium I recommend for stones at the blog! Yes, it does cover non-dairy sources!

https://www.thekidneydietitian.org/calcium-sources-for-kidney-stones/

22/12/2023

We are saddened to inform you that Ms. Iane Pauline Carandang, a SHS-Alumna, has lost her battle against her Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).

With Ms. Lane’s passing, her family is struggling both financially and emotionally. We hope to ease their pain through the little things we can give them.

Monetary donations and prayers are greatly appreciated. As you can send the donations through:

GCash
09556516741 - Nicole P.

All the monetary donations that we have gathered will go straight to the family of Ms. Iane.

Caption by Chresta Jan Compacion
Pubmat by Angel Romero