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It is very very difficult to ask family or friends such a huge request of themselves but if you could please share this around in the hopes there might be someone out there that would be interested in giving the gift of life to our sweet girl we would be forever grateful. The link to learn about and apply for living donation is below, the full name for the health survey is Georgia Nadine Eighmy:
https://www.universitytransplantcenter.com/living-kidney-donation

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A single kidney can do far more than most people realize. When one kidney is removed or donated, the remaining kidney does not just “work harder” — it actually begins to change. Through a process called compensatory hypertrophy, the surviving kidney increases in size and boosts its filtering capacity so it can handle the body’s needs on its own.

This adaptation allows the body to keep removing waste, balancing fluids, and regulating essential minerals with surprising efficiency. In many cases, people who donate a kidney or are born with only one healthy kidney can still live normal, active, and healthy lives. Regular medical checkups and a healthy lifestyle are still important, but the body’s ability to adjust is truly extraordinary.

It is one of the clearest examples of how resilient and adaptable human anatomy can be. Even with just one kidney, the body is often able to maintain stability and function remarkably well for years.



Source: National Kidney Foundation — Living with One Kidney (2023)

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