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NannyB :
Thank you for sharing your experience with the health fair. It is so important for us to stay on top of our health!

NannyB : That's something everyone should know about.
Thanks for sharing.
I have a friend that passed away in March from K.D., he was only 67yrs.
I still miss him. 🕊️

NannyB : I had wonderfully healthy kidneys until chemo damaged them and gave me CKD . Guess that's better that the alternative of not getting chemo😬

www.facebook.com/sha re/r/1F1oCeWrvU/Well another week over....enjoy the weekend

NannyB :
Thanks for sharing the valuable information!

CPres: It's called taking the bitter with the sweet. A very strong antibiotic killed my mom's kidneys. she got an infection after her hip surgery. It was one of those super bugs and things went downhill. She lived years with stage two renal failure, but the antibiotic did the damage. It was the antibiotic or die from the infection. So it was the choice to live. But the end results were renal failure , and then she refused dialysis.❤️

Txtoast: My cousin is on dialysis now and he is 61. He wants to quit, but I encourage him daily to keep going. His mom was also on dialysis before she passed. My mom refused it, because she watched her sister go through it. And that was his mom. So I have be careful.

NannyB: Glad there was a class you could attend to learn more about kidney disease. Thank you for sharing the information with us. Stay well.

My mother had complications from PolycysticKidney Disease (PKD), but she survived it and passed from other problems. My dad, not knowing it was hereditary, didn't actually tell us about this. It turns out that both my brothers have it, although I was spared. My one brother had a stroke at a young (60+) age, which is why I now live in this area. He lived a horrible life style, major red flags of diet and lifestyle, and eventually it's what ended him. My other brother has always been very healthy and active, but was also willing to go the transplant route, and is still doing great at 70+. Three of my niblings also have PKD, so I'm very vocal about my support of voluntary organ donation.