Showing posts with label jenna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jenna. Show all posts

Thursday, May 26, 2016

Daughter Jenna is 30 yrs old & has been waiting 4 yrs for a transplant. To get tested as a possible donor please contact us at kidney4jenna@gmail.com
Thank you!

Monday, June 08, 2015

Relying on the kindness of strangers

How many health conditions rely on the kindness of strangers for help?
This is our daughter Jenna. She needs a type O kidney donor.
Please share. Thank you!

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Jenna is on daily dialysis, needs a kidney donor!

If you're interested in being tested as a kidney donor for Jenna, please complete a form here: Living Donor Kidney Transplant Team at UCLA http://goo.gl/OEM2rP 
She needs a Type O donor, patient: Jenna Franks, born 11-21-85 -- thank you!



Tuesday, June 10, 2014

There are not enough kidneys to go around

Demand for kidney transplants is considerably higher than for any other organ. At the start of 2014, nearly 100,000 people in the United States were on the waiting list to have a kidney transplant. In recent years, only about 11,000 deceased-donor kidney transplants were performed annually in the United States. Each year another approximately 5,800 kidney transplants were made possible by living donors.

Organ donors make miracles happen!




Recycle yourself, become an organ donor.


Sunday, February 10, 2013

Save a life

Butterflies represent rebirth.
It's quite a life-changing experience when someone who has been sick receives the gift of life.
Celebrate Life: Be a Hero. Be an Organ Donor. Save a Life.


Just think about it.- A deceased donor can give kidneys, pancreas, liver, lungs, heart, intestinal organs, plus tissue and corneas- A living donor can give a kidney, or a portion of the liver, lung, intestine, or pancreas

Monday, January 16, 2012


5 Year Kidneyversary!

Here's Jenna with her sister and brother.
We celebrated Jenna's 5 years and the Brave Little Kidney with a pink kidney cake!Jenna had been on dialysis for over 3 years - had about 500 treatments. This transplant has given her freedom from needles and sitting, waiting for dialysis to end, only to begin again.
She doesn't know how long her transplant will last, but for today she's doing ok.
We'll always be grateful to her donor Patrice. Living donors make miracles happen!