Sarah Hyland's Emotional Kidney Transplant Journey

"They basically said the transplanted kidney was like a house that caught on fire."



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[trofjaeotjfjswifb]

i remember she was criticized when a family relative has a serious condition and she create a video asking for donations via gofundme and people were like "you have money. why dont you help?" little did they know that she has her own predicament and continuously working to pay for her meds and dialysis, and surgeries. i feel so bad for her. people can be judgmental at all times,

[tanyagarcia]

Dude. You open eyes for people having to deal with what you are. You're such a blessing even if you don't see that. I'm sorry that you ended up having to deal with that only I'm glad you have such a testimony. I don't know if I can go through something like that myself or have someone going through that with the strength and grace you and your dad did

[Str.nvy]

I’m exactly the same, I had a kidney transplant a year ago I got my dads as well, I was 12 at the time and terrified. I had been on dialysis for half a year leading up to it and was very weak/depressed while I was on it and on top of that I was getting bullied at school. Anyway the transplant itself was successful but it was after that it went downhill. 2 weeks after I had my transplant (I was still in hospital) the blood test results came back sketchy, so I had to take a ultra sound and x-ray and all that stuff and it came back that the kidney that I had waited all my life for to be a normal ish person was failing. At this point in was so depressed, I had no friends, my kidney was failing, and I had gained a fear of hospitals going through that. Somehow after another month I got out of hospital with 14 tablets to take every morning and 6 at night. It took a LOT of help to get me out of my depression but I am seeing help. I just thought I’d weight this because now a year later I’m still here.

[CristianNavia]

It's so heartbreaking to see Haley Dunphy like this but it shows how strong Sarah can be.

[FionaCox-vz]

I'm so sorry for her that it failed. Even sorrier that she is blaming herself . It's so not her fault. ❤

[michaelswinford]

You are amazing. The world is better because of you. ❤️

[darylburks]

My oldest brother who passed away a year ago, managed to deal with going to dialyses 3 times a week for over 10 years! The previous 20 years were much better after he had received a kidney. Then, at one point it slowly declined down to 1%. He could not get another transplant due to previously surviving a colonoscopy cancer surgery. 
10 years plus taking that trip for the dialyses machine coming to an end at 69 years old.
It's tough: but you, are indeed a lucky lady. God Bless!

[juandupreez]

Everyone loves you babe, your dad did not fail, you did not fail, life just did hun, keep being amazing

[TomMayor-ic]

Sarah so brave it can’t be easy wen h need a transplant well done anyway Sarah for telling ur storie

[MalikLazizi]

Ma poupée très jolie 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[JuanCatalan-slts]

This happened to my cat totally unfair..