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@morty My suggestion is to speak with your social worker, and express your concerns and questions. I am sure they do not want you stressing yourself needlessly, nor do they want to give you false hope. There are many thousands waiting for a kidney, either through live donor or deceased donor. A friend of ours who recently went through a living donor transplant, knew who had raised their hands, who had been tested and all right along, because he kept in contact with these people, himself. Have you kept a list of names, and contacted them? What is your GFR the last time it was checked?
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@morty, Organ donation is a miraculous event, and it definitely does not occur as easily as TV and movies would lead us to believe. With that in mind, I am concerned about how you are getting along. I was on dialysis before my transplant because of acute kidney failure. How are you feeling and have you needed to start dialysis?
@morty, It is my wish that you and all persons who are waiting for a transplant will get one soon.
How are you feeling while you wait? Have you found anything to occupy yourself while waiting?