A Match 4 Jazmine

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A Match 4 Jazmine

I need YOUR help. I’m in End Stage Kidney Failure and need a living kidney donor to save my life.

To learn more about living kidney donation or to begin testing on my behalf, please contact UC Health Transplant at 513.584.8313.

04/26/2026

My new kidney gave me freedom off dialysis. I had the energy to work two jobs. I spent precious time with family and was able to help care for my little cousin and sister. I enjoyed life without pain or discomfort.

Sadly, after four years, the transplanted kidney failed. Shortly after that, I spent a long and difficult 7 months in the hospital. Even though it’s hard to face the reality I need another kidney transplant, I’m not giving up and approach each day filled with gratitude and joy.

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998).

You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

04/24/2026

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998). You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

04/22/2026

15 hours a week, I’m hooked up to a machine that filters the toxins out of my blood. I must do these treatments to stay alive.

I’m anxiously awaiting the day that I get a new kidney and won’t have to endure these difficult treatments anymore.

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998).

You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

04/20/2026

Most people living with kidney disease are on dietary restrictions. I must alter my diet and am unable to eat many of the foods I once loved. I have to closely watch my sodium, phosphorous, potassium, and calcium which means no red sauces, alfredo, oranges, bananas, avocados, chicken, potatoes, and pasta.

Unfortunately, these common and healthy foods will further damage my already failing kidneys.

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998).

You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

04/19/2026

There are two kinds of living kidney donation: directed donation and non-directed/paired exchange donation.

In a paired kidney exchange, a donor is willing to donate on your behalf, but they are not compatible with your blood and tissue type.

With paired kidney exchange, the donor will donate their kidney to another recipient in exchange for a compatible kidney for the person they wanted to help. At least two lives are saved!

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998).

You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

04/15/2026

Have questions about what it’s like to be a living kidney donor? Visit Team Share a Spare at www.teamshareaspare.org to read stories from people who have saved a life through living kidney donation.

Help me raise awareness about living kidney donation by sharing this post with your friends and family. You could help save a life in the few seconds it takes you to share.

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998).

You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

04/13/2026

The average wait time for a deceased donor kidney is 3-5 years and can be up to 10 years in some parts of the country. A living kidney donor can help me get “off the list” sooner and on to living my life.

Please share this post to help expand our reach!

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998).

You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

04/12/2026

There are two kinds of living kidney donation: directed donation and non-directed/paired exchange donation.

A directed donation occurs when a donor who steps forward is compatible with the intended recipient’s blood and tissue type. Check back, in another post, we will talk about the paired kidney exchange.

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998).

You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

04/08/2026

Dialysis is keeping me alive, but it's not living. It's existing.

For those living with kidney failure, there are only two treatment options: dialysis or a transplant. I’m currently relying on dialysis to stay alive while I search for a matching kidney donor.

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998).

You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

04/06/2026

13 people die each day waiting for a kidney transplant. Time is not on my side.

Please SHARE this post to help find A MATCH 4 JAZMINE. A kidney transplant would give me a second chance at life.

To learn more about living kidney donation or start the testing process on my behalf, please click on this link https://omnilife.health/uc-living-donor/ and complete the Living Donor Questionnaire (you’ll be asked for my name and birthday, Jazmine Moore 12/16/1998).

You can also contact Lara Reed at UC Health at 513.584.8313 or lara.reed@uchealth.com. Thank you!

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