Renal Failure...and Still On The Road: Street Units (Part 3)

[hisholyhoviness]

wow.sorry for her.

[sholape]

beautiful.

[JohnyGoodmo]

I may have the wrong perspective, especially from my vantage point, but it seems u are giving the impression that these women are victims. I may be wrong, but it causes me to think.

I have taken the trouble to figure out what ur work is, but I hope it involves job re-training and trying to give these women new lives. As for their "victimhoodness", I am having difficulty grasping that.

[tarbabyhart]

wow, thank you for the enlightenment. you are doing a fantastic job bringing knowledge of these issues to the masses.

[Darkzkin]

Are most of the prostitutes in Italy NIgerian?

[ryankyle11]

You are amazing--keep up the wonderful work you are doing. How proud your parents must be would love for you to keep in touch. I am a dialysis tech. It is a great profession or to become a renal nurse is awsom. take care.

[ade2035]

u're cute!

[sarify]

dont be late for work...

[lilrachieb]

u didnt have 2 use her name.. :S

[nseh100]

dunno wat shes sayin but she's cute

[patientspride]

Kidney Failure is a serious issue in America and a growing concern! We should learn from this video to take control of our health! Learn about chronic kidney disease, which affects infants to the elderly, and get prescreened! If you have diabetes or hypertension, learn about both hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis and discuss with your medical team which one would work best for your life style! Take care of yourself now so you will never have to be one of our customers!

[angieskidney]

wow that is amazing! I was looking for videos on Kidney Dialysis (because I have been on it for 6 years) and ran across this story. Thx for sharing this with people.

[roussel81]

hi angie, im on hemodialysis too, saw your video on EMLA. thanks girl!