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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.

03/27/2026

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!

03/25/2026

There is no cure for kidney failure. The only treatments are dialysis and transplant. Dialysis is grueling! I spend 15+ hours a week hooked up to a machine just to stay alive. A transplant will give me back time. Time with my loved ones.

A new kidney will give me freedom off dialysis so I can spend meaningful time with my family and friends.

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!

03/23/2026

Approximately 1 in 1,000 people in the US is born with one kidney and live a normal, healthy life.

Share your spare with someone on the kidney transplant list. You can save a 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!

03/22/2026

Do you know how dialysis works?

When you do hemodialysis your blood is flirted through a dialyzer that has tiny long hair like fibers in it. It pulls the blood through the dialyzer and pulls all the bad out of the blood and cleans it then returns it to your body.

I need a living kidney donation in order to get off dialysis and onto living my 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!

03/18/2026

Jazmine needs YOUR help. She needs a living kidney donation.

Her donor can be any blood type and can live anywhere in the US. Just request a remote donor workup when you talk to her transplant team!

Most living donors don’t have to follow a special diet or take medicines after they donate a kidney.

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!

03/16/2026

People on the kidney transplant list are running out of time. The wait time for a deceased donor kidney is 3-5 years and can be up to 10 years in some parts of the country.

I can’t wait that long. A living donor will help me get “off the list” and save my 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!

03/15/2026

ALL blood types can be considered to save my life and here's why!

A person on the kidney transplant list with an incompatible (blood and tissue type don’t match) but willing and approved donor can receive a living donor transplant through the paired kidney exchange program.

This means a donor could save at LEAST two lives.

A new kidney would give me the freedom to travel without having to coordinate out of town dialysis.

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!

03/11/2026

There is no cure for kidney failure. The only treatments are dialysis and transplant. Dialysis is grueling!

I spend 15 hours a week hooked up to a machine just to stay alive. A transplant will give me back time…time I want to spend travelling with my husband!

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!

03/09/2026

People on the kidney transplant list are running out of time. Please SHARE this post. It could be the reason my donor decides to start the testing process.

The wait time for a deceased donor kidney is 3-5 years and can be up to 10 years in some parts of the country. I can’t wait that long. A living donor will help me get “off the list” and save my 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!

03/08/2026

Jazmine needs YOUR help. She needs a kidney transplant.

I (Jazmine Moore) am a 27-year-old who people describe as selfless and caring. I’m young with dreams of one day having my own family.

I’m in end stage kidney failure and need a kidney transplant to save my 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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