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Earlier, I shared my own experience with kidney disease and how fortunate I was to receive the medical care I needed. Today, I want you to hear directly from Thabiso. This is not someone else telling his story. This is Thabiso, in his own voice, explaining how kidney disease changed his life and why he desperately needs our help. I had access to treatment when I needed it. Thabiso is fighting the same kind of battle, but without the same resources. That difference should not determine who gets a chance at life. Please watch his video. Listen to his story. If you can donate, even a small amount, please do. If you cannot donate, share this video. Your share could put Thabiso’s story in front of the person who can make a difference. We may not be able to carry his illness for him, but together, we can help carry the financial burden. Let’s give Thabiso hope. Let’s give him a fighting chance. ❤️🙏🏾 GoFundme link: https://t.co/A5qxGuPZ1D @SazzMalaba #HelpThabiso #KidneyTransplant #GiveHope #SaveALife #EveryContributionCounts

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⚠️ WARNING: GRAPHIC MEDICAL IMAGE AHEAD Four years ago, I was lying on an operating table because of a kidney tumour. Today, I’m alive because I got help in time. Thabiso is still waiting for his chance. The photograph I’m sharing is deeply personal. This is my kidney after it was removed because of a tumour. I know what it feels like to be told that something is seriously wrong with your kidney. I know the fear, the uncertainty and the questions that suddenly fill your mind when your health and your life can no longer be taken for granted. But there is an important difference between my story and Thabiso’s. I was fortunate. I live in a country where I had access to good medical care. I could afford private healthcare, and when my tumour was discovered, I was able to receive medical attention and undergo surgery quickly. Thabiso does not have that privilege. He is living with chronic kidney disease and desperately needs a kidney transplant in India. He does not have the financial resources to simply access the treatment he needs. His hope now rests partly on the generosity of ordinary people, people like you and me. That is why I’m sharing a photograph that I would normally keep private. I’m not sharing it for sympathy. I’m sharing it because kidney disease became personal to me. Having walked my own kidney journey and been fortunate enough to receive the care I needed, I cannot comfortably look away while another person is fighting for the opportunity to receive theirs. Thabiso needs our help. If you can donate, please do. $5, $10, $20, whatever you can afford. No contribution is too small when many hands come together. And if you genuinely cannot donate, please share this post and his GoFundMe. Someone on your timeline, or someone on theirs, may be in a position to help. I received the medical care I needed when I needed it. Today, I’m asking you to help give Thabiso that same opportunity. Four years ago, I was the one needing a miracle. Today, I’m asking you to become part of someone else’s. Even $5 can bring Thabiso one step closer to the transplant that could save his life. Please donate. Please share. Please help us give Thabiso a fighting chance. 🙏🏾❤️ First Frame: My Kidney with a 3.8X4.7 tumor. Second and third frame: Thabiso. Link for donations below. This Gofundme is being managed by myself and Sazini Malaba. Feel free to ask any questions and we will try to clarify anything. https://t.co/A5qxGuPZ1D