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Keith: Kidney Transplant
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The future for Keith is so much brighter and more open to whatever he wants to achieve.
Keiths family
Before Keith was born, his parents knew he would need a kidney transplant. He was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease while his mom was pregnant with him. As soon as he was born, Keith was put on dialysis while he waited for a new kidney.</p>\r\n<p><a href=\"https://findaprovider.nemours.org/details/1035/ahmad-bani_hani-urology-lancaster-newtown_square-wilmington\" target=\"_blank\">Dr. Ahmad Bani Hani</a>, an urologist, determined Keith would need a new bladder in order to accept a new kidney. A month later, in an 18-hour surgery, Dr. Ahmad Bani Hani and <a href=\"https://findaprovider.nemours.org/details/1191/stephen-dunn-surgery-wilmington?\" target=\"_blank\">Dr. Stephen Dunn</a> used part of Keiths bowel to create a new bladder. After three years on hemodialysis, traveling to the hospital three times a week for treatments, Keiths parents finally received the call that a kidney was available.</p>\r\n<p>His transplant surgery was on June 8, 2014, and within 24 hours, Keith had better kidney function than most healthy people.</p>\r\n<p>Now 13 years old, Keith loves watching sports, is an honorary member of the Millersville baseball team and also loves singing.</p>\r\n<p>The future for Keith is so much brighter and more open to whatever he wants to achieve, says Keiths family. Thanks to someone's choice to be a donor and all the special professionals that we have encountered along the way. 消消消消消消消娼瞳 Childrens Hospital, Delaware is full of heroes and makes a difference in so many lives. We can never thank them enough.</p>\r\n"}} id=text-a71c4c963b class=cmp-text>
Before Keith was born, his parents knew he would need a kidney transplant. He was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease while his mom was pregnant with him. As soon as he was born, Keith was put on dialysis while he waited for a new kidney.
, an urologist, determined Keith would need a new bladder in order to accept a new kidney. A month later, in an 18-hour surgery, Dr. Ahmad Bani Hani and used part of Keiths bowel to create a new bladder. After three years on hemodialysis, traveling to the hospital three times a week for treatments, Keiths parents finally received the call that a kidney was available.
His transplant surgery was on June 8, 2014, and within 24 hours, Keith had better kidney function than most healthy people.
Now 13 years old, Keith loves watching sports, is an honorary member of the Millersville baseball team and also loves singing.
The future for Keith is so much brighter and more open to whatever he wants to achieve, says Keiths family. Thanks to someone's choice to be a donor and all the special professionals that we have encountered along the way. 消消消消消消消娼瞳 Childrens Hospital, Delaware is full of heroes and makes a difference in so many lives. We can never thank them enough.