Failure is not an option
Walk the farthest you have ever walked and raise the most you have ever raised to fight kidney disease and boost organ donation. 3.5 Million Canadians have chronic kidney disease or are at risk. Most people don’t even know until it’s too late. We are proud to launch Kidney March 2021 - September 10-12. Whatever 2021 brings, the kidney community needs us and we are excited to make Kidney March another amazing experience. So be sure to join us! We March, no matter what. Register today.
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Upcoming Forum: Your Lived Experience Matters | Shaping Kidney Research for Better Outcomes
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Your Lived Experience Matters | Shaping Kidney Research for Better Outcomes With the continued focus on patient-oriented research (POR) within Canada and the kidney community, we are seeing an ever-growing group of research-engaged and “research-curious” patients, family members, caregivers and ...
My journey to give a stranger more time through living organ donation | CBC News
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I thought of my father, who died of cancer when I was a child, and how all he hoped for was a little more time. I was serious about being an organ donor after death — so why wouldn't I be serious about it now, at age 24?
B.C. pals run 5K together a year after one donated a kidney to keep the other alive | CBC News
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Vancouver hockey coach Stephen Gillis received a kidney from old friend Michael Teigen in 2020. The run is to raise awareness about the vulnerability of dialysis patients to COVID-19.