Dialysis: real story

I've worked in dialysis for over 20 yearsand you can count on one hand the people that have got their renal fuction back...and they where told by their DR's it would happen...Please don't use the DIVINE POWER stuff on them..

Keep going... thanks for this..

Well said? I hope you find a doner sooner then later? good luck with everything.
Great video

My father is getting Dialysis in the next day, he will be in the hospital for three days. Me and my mother are taking it hard right now, even as I type this... I'm crying.
I can't help it, I'm afraid for my father, he's only 59 and I 18, I'm scared I'll lose my father...I don't want him to die, I pray to jesus in heaven to take my life in his stead.
I don't want to see him in pain from dialysis, I pray to god he'll take it well.
i would lay my life for him, without question...I'll die for him

My Dad died in October 2008 from ESRD. He was on hemo and then switched to peritoneal dialysis.  He was 59 when he passed away. He fought for almost 4 years, but was only on dialysis 2 years. Dialysis of either kind is horrible on the patient. It's NOT what videos like this say it will be. Keep praying for God's Will for your Dad. It's hard to do when you know God might take him Home but if God wants to heal your Dad that is part of His Will also.This is going to be very hard for you ALL.

dont worry my he be fine you and your mom need to stay strong for him he need your support it harder for him hewill feel better and it be hard to adjust but you get throught it my mom is 56 yrsold and she 3 week on dialysis and i see ibig differnt keep your faith god blesss

He will be ok I'm a dialysis tech and if he does his best to control his fluids and is mindfull of his diet,he will be fine.Please don't fall for all the horror stories.

I know some people have had bad experiences and people do die. However I am a dialysis patient and I still work full time, and go to the gym three times a week. Mind you I am only 31 and I will not give up my life for anything. It's up to your dad because being on dialysis and facing that can be very depressing and that is what really hurts dialysis patients not the physical problems but the depresssion in dealing with dialysis. Just be there for him.

dialysis is a walk in the park for most people. not associated with much pain it's more of an administrative chore in that you have to schedule it into your lifestyle 3x/wk.

and you don't die from dialysis, you die from all the reasons that put you on the miracle machine. namely, gross vascular disease including cardiac. control your sugars and your blood pressure to optimize your cardiac status and keep your immune system at it's best and you'll up your odds.

Look how well this lady is doing in this video above. Dialysis is a great thing and saves lifes too. Your dad will be in safe hands.

well it's been a month now, how is he doing. God bless and good luck with everything.