Saskatoon woman hopes message seen on car will help her find kidney donor
The province is hopeful that the overall number of people in need will drop. This year they were able to complete five thousand more surgeries than in 2021.Pope Francis ‘deeply sorry,’ asks for forgiveness for residential schools during Alberta visit
But Van Deurzen said the need for kidney donation outweighs the number of kidneys available and many on the list end up getting so sick they are removed because they are no longer eligible. It is what inspired Onishenko to create a messaged decal on her car, in hopes that someone could possibly come forward who is a match.
“It’s really hard to talk to people about asking for a donation of a kidney,” said Onishenko. ” But this way you can get the word out and let people make their own decisions.” Onishenko is hopeful by sharing her story it will help better educate people on the need for organ donation and its importance.She has not begun the dialysis process yet but said the time to do so is near.Saskatchewan woman’s kidney surgery delayed because of COVID-19 – Sep 29, 2021
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