Find A Kidney For Kimani: The Sequel

11/10/2025

Birthday's comin'....

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10/19/2025

Today’s the day!!! - NKF Kidney Walk 2025 - LFG!!!!!!

10/19/2025

I love when my outfit is already picked out for me! See y'all tomorrow morning! WOO!!!!! LET'S DO THIS!!!

https://www.kidneywalk.org/maryland/Team/View/215379/AdultKnees

10/18/2025

What’s for two thumbs and is super excited about the Kidney Walk this Sunday?!? 👍🏽 THIS GUY 👍🏽

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09/13/2025

✨ Big Update! ✨
I’ve refreshed my Linktree with important ways you can support my kidney journey and the cause of organ donation. Here’s what you’ll find:

🔗 Find A Kidney For Kimani 2.0
Learn more about my personal search for a living kidney donor and how you can help.

🔗 Become A Living Donor
Curious about donating a kidney? This link shares resources and steps to see if it’s right for you.

🔗 Register To Become An Organ Donor (Post Mortem)
Even if living donation isn’t possible, you can still make a life-saving impact by registering as an organ donor.

🔗 2025 Maryland Kidney Walk – Team AdultKnees
Join or support my team in the upcoming Kidney Walk—every step helps raise awareness and funds.

🔗 Personal Donations
Want to directly support my journey and related expenses? This is the place to contribute.

🔗 Celebrity Endorsement!
See the amazing shoutout from someone using their platform to raise awareness for my cause.

Just a blerd looking for a living donor kidney, again...

08/11/2025

08/11/2025

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08/05/2025

35 years ago today, on July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law by President George H.W. Bush. AAPD co-founder and disability rights activist Justin Dart was by his side on the White House lawn as President Bush declared, "Let the shameful wall of exclusion come tumbling down."

35 years later, the shameful wall of exclusion still exists, and is being built higher by policies and executive orders that force disabled people into institutions, take away our healthcare, and protect employers who discriminate against us.

The current attack on disability rights makes celebrating the ADA today...complicated. But celebrating the ADA's passage reminds us that the dedication and persistence of disabled Americans have changed this country time and again. Disability advocacy is powerful. Our community is powerful. And in this moment, our power is needed more than ever.

We are so grateful for the ADA and the advocates who fought for it. We will honor and continue their legacy by ensuring the ADA is the floor, not the ceiling, of disability inclusion and civil rights.

In the words of legendary disabled advocate Anita Cameron, "Civil rights aren't given. You have to fight to get them, and then fight to keep them."

We'll be fighting alongside you for the next 35 years and beyond, ❤️ Happy !

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08/05/2025

Always a good reminder!