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This month, we’re taking a closer look at something that impacts millions—yet often goes unnoticed. 🌟
Inside National Kidney Month:
• Real Stories – because behind every diagnosis is a human experience that deserves to be seen and heard.
• Get Involved – because awareness only matters when it leads to action.
• Resources – because better health starts with access to the right information.
Your kidneys work for you every single day—filtering, balancing, protecting. This is your reminder to return the favor. Learn the signs. Know your numbers. Support those impacted. And take steps—small or big—toward better kidney health.
Because awareness isn’t just about knowing. It’s about doing. Share your story with us today- bit.ly/3VuxFDV
#NationalKidneyMonth #KnowYourNumbers #PreventKidneyDisease #PatientWorthy
Some conditions affect more than one part of the body, and for people living with Alport syndrome, the journey can bring many unknowns and challenges along the way. Yet behind every diagnosis is a person, a family, and a story of resilience, advocacy, and strength.
Raising awareness matters. The more people understand conditions like Alport syndrome, the more support, research, and recognition this community can receive. To everyone navigating this path—you’re not alone, and your experiences deserve to be seen and heard.
If you would like to see your rare disease featured, comment below!
#RareDiseaseOfTheWeek #RareDisease #RareDiseaseAwareness #AlportSyndrome #AlportSyndromeAwarenessMonth #PatientWorthy
March is Myeloma Action Month ❤️
Multiple myeloma is a type of blood cancer that affects plasma cells in bone marrow, disrupting the body's ability to fight infection and produce healthy blood cells.
Each year, thousands are diagnosed- rates in the US have been rising, with roughly 7-9 new cases per 100,000 people annually. The disease accounts for about 10% of all blood cancers.
Awareness matters. Early detection, recognition, research, and support can change outcomes and save lives!
#MyelomaActionMonth #PatientWorthy #whatnext
