Peter Needs A Live Kidney Donor

03/02/2026

This is my wife and me — and I’m sharing this because I want more time with her.

Kidney failure doesn’t just affect the person who’s sick. It affects the people who love them too.

Since January 2025 I’ve been on nightly peritoneal dialysis, up to nine hours a night. A transplant is my best hope.

If you’ve ever wondered what living kidney donation involves, please take a look at my story:

🔗 https://www.nkr.org/NCK272

Thank you for reading and for sharing if you can.
—Peter

02/28/2026

I know people scroll fast. I do too.

But if you pause for just a moment, I’d like to share something real:

I’m Peter Feinstein. I’m 65 and live in Peoria, Arizona. I’ve lived with kidney disease for over 20 years, and now I’m in kidney failure.

Since January 2025 I’ve been on nightly dialysis.

A living kidney donor could save my life.

Please read my story here:
🔗 https://www.nkr.org/NCK272

And if you’re willing, please share this post.

02/26/2026

Dialysis keeps me alive. That’s the truth.

But it’s also nine hours a night, interrupted sleep, and fatigue that follows me into the next day.

Since January 2025 I’ve been on nightly peritoneal dialysis. I’m grateful it exists — but it’s not a long‑term solution.

A living kidney donor could give me my life back.

Please scan the QR code or click here to read my story:

🔗 https://www.nkr.org/NCK272

Thank you for caring.
—Peter

02/25/2026

People who know me know I’m stubborn (in a good way).

I’m fighting. But I can’t do this alone.

I’m Peter Feinstein in Peoria, AZ. I’m living with kidney failure and doing nightly peritoneal dialysis. A kidney transplant is my best hope — and a living kidney donor could save my life.

If you’ve ever been curious about living donation, please read my story here:

🔗 https://www.nkr.org/NCK272

Even if donation isn’t possible, sharing this post helps more than you know.

02/24/2026

Still smiling. Still hoping. Still fighting.

But the truth is, kidney failure has changed my life.

Since January 2025 I’ve been on nightly peritoneal dialysis. It keeps me alive, but it’s exhausting and it’s not a long‑term solution.

A living kidney donor could give me the chance to live longer and feel stronger.

If you’re willing to learn more, please visit my page:

🔗 https://www.nkr.org/NCK272

And if you can’t donate, please share. You never know who will see it.

Thank you,
Peter

02/22/2026

Sometimes the smallest action can make the biggest difference.

If you’re seeing this, I’m asking for two things:
1) Please read my story.
2) Please share it if you can.

I’m Peter Feinstein in Peoria, Arizona. I’m living with kidney failure and doing nightly peritoneal dialysis — up to nine hours every night.

A living kidney donor could save my life.

🔗 https://www.nkr.org/NCK272

Thank you for helping me spread the word.
—Peter

02/20/2026

I’m going to ask something that’s hard to ask:

Would you consider learning about living kidney donation?

I’m Peter Feinstein. I live in Peoria, AZ. I’ve been living with kidney disease for over 20 years, and since January 2025 I’ve been on nightly peritoneal dialysis.

A living kidney donor could change everything for me.

Please scan the QR code or click the link to read my story:

🔗 https://www.nkr.org/NCK272

And if you can’t donate, sharing this post might reach the person who can.

With gratitude,
Peter

02/19/2026

This photo is a reminder of what I’m fighting for: more time.

I’ve lived with kidney disease for over 20 years. But in the last few years it’s progressed to kidney failure. Since January 2025 I’ve needed nightly peritoneal dialysis — up to nine hours every night.

I’m hopeful, but I need help finding a living kidney donor.

If you’d be willing to learn about donation (or simply share my story), I’d be deeply grateful.

🔗 https://www.nkr.org/NCK272

Thank you for reading.
—Peter

02/18/2026

I’m Peter Feinstein in Peoria, Arizona, and I’m sharing something personal.

I’m living with kidney failure. Since January 2025 I’ve been on nightly peritoneal dialysis — up to nine hours a night. It keeps me alive, but it isn’t a long‑term solution.

A kidney transplant is my best hope. A living kidney donor could literally save my life.

If you’ve ever wondered what living donation involves, please take a moment to read my story.

🔗 https://www.nkr.org/NCK272

Even if donation isn’t possible for you, sharing this post could help me reach the one person who can.

Thank you,
Peter

02/11/2026

01/21/2026

To everyone who’s already shared my story — thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Each share helps me reach someone who might be able to save my life.

If you haven’t yet, please share this post and follow my page to stay connected. 🙏

👉 Follow here:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581711741499

I’m Peter, 65 years old. I live in Peoria AZ with my wife and our dog. I love caring for our gardens, travel with my wife, and spending time with my (our) friends, son and daughter-in-law! Will you help me find a live kidney donor? I pray you will!

01/18/2026

Are you familiar with the 31 types of happiness? That might sound like a lot, but author Pamela Gail Johnson says that’s precisely the point. She wants us to expand how we think about the emotion — and that includes separating all the different ways we can experience it, including feeling peaceful, nostalgic, and playful.
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“For example, joy is a word we culturally use to describe happiness now,” Johnson told Nice News over email, adding, “However, it is a high vibration type of happiness. Other types of happiness may be more obtainable at times, such as contentment, amusement, or relief. The amount of happiness we experience is often based on how we measure it.”
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Johnson is the driving force behind the Society of Happy People, a global movement to help people recognize all of life’s happy moments — and Hunt for Happiness week, which starts today, is a tangible way to do that. Learn more here

To celebrate Hunt for Happiness Week, the Society of Happy People is inviting the public to participate in a series of daily challenges.