I think that assisting any kidney charity in any way also helps the volunteer themselves. It gives one a purpose, it might raise the charity’s profile, it might raise funds for the charity and most importantly it feels good helping, giving some time and making an effort for others.
People can help to raise the profile or raise money in lots of innovative ways and it can so often be done within your own local community. Say a collecting tin, a raffle at an event, a stall with hand made items, a fun run - there are loads of ways to help and in turn it offers a chance to raise self-esteem, improve motivation and help feel part of something. Spring is coming - spring forward to help others
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I ‘crash landed’ into a life of kidney disease at the age of 56 whilst in intensive care. This followed a diagnosis with Goodpasture’s Syndrome and I left hospital with the realisation that I would have to cope with kidney failure and all that it entails for the rest of my life.
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