Living with one kidney now, it’s more important than ever that I keep an eye on it. Did you know that one or two kidneys, it’s important to check in on your kidneys at least once a year, especially if you have type 2 diabetes? Here’s how: #WorldKidneyDay
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For me, the choice to donate a kidney was easy. The short-term risks are on par with childbirth, which was a risk I was willing to take in order to impact a life.
Want to learn more on #WorldKidneyday? Read my piece in the @sltrib.
https://t.co/pFdFBzzx8K
I'm so impressed by one of my favorite, fellow storytellers. She has quite a story of her own to tell... and the story isn't over.
Perhaps, you can become a part of this story and in the process, save a life!
2020 was ruthless. Let’s course correct in 2021. A starting point:
I tried to give my kidney to a stranger. Four days post surgery, it clotted and died. Please RT and help me get Jamal—a kind and talented Broadway performer—the kidney he needs. https://t.co/yenjSg7jWT
People with #diabetes have to make on average an extra 180 extra decisions per day. That on top of pandemic-related stress? It can be a lot.
Join me as we talk about how to handle diabetes burnout in today’s day and age. #DiabetesAwarenessMonth
It's a beautiful morning to get out and exercise your constitutional right. #VOTE for who you believe will bring us together as a nation and inspire our children to be kind, thoughtful, empathetic future leaders. Godspeed America. #lrz🐾
*Walking past an early voting line in Brooklyn that was two blocks long.
Me: How long have you all been waiting to vote?
Woman: 4 years.
Boom.
#VOTE#Election2020
This! 👉 “Normalizing mental health concerns can also mean that, if you’re a boss or in a position of leadership... you create a culture where vulnerability is acceptable by talking about your own feelings & life stressors.”