Some of our favorite actors, composers, writers, musicians, and athletes have died from kidney disease—many of them, far too soon. The story of Mozart’s death is a fascinating medical mystery, explored in our recent blog post. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, composer, died 1791 most likely from kidney failure Emily Dickinson, poet, died 1886 of Bright’s disease … Continue reading Can You Name the Famous People Who Have Died of Kidney Disease?
Video: Mary Wu on the Rose Parade and the Importance of Organ Donation
Be Inspired by Confessions of a Kidney Transplant Recipient
If you have kidney disease or care about someone who does, visit organ donation/kidney research advocate Mary Wu’s blog, Confessions of a Kidney Transplant Recipient, and be inspired. In chapters from her unpublished biography, Mary chronicles her battle with kidney disease from childhood to the present day. In the midst of preparing for her trip … Continue reading Be Inspired by Confessions of a Kidney Transplant Recipient
Guest Blogger Mary Wu’s Countdown to the 2012 Rose Parade
The Countdown Grab the calendar. Take out the permanent marker. Let us get ready for “The Countdown.” Yes, you read it right. “The Countdown” to the groundbreaking and extraordinary Rose Bowl Parade held on January 2, 2012 in Pasadena, California has officially begun. **CHEERING** Approximately 24 days from today, The Rose Bowl Parade Donate Life … Continue reading Guest Blogger Mary Wu’s Countdown to the 2012 Rose Parade