Support Laura’s Journey Through Stage 5 Kidney Failure

Hi everyone,

We are reaching out on behalf of our cousin, Laura—a loving mom, a quiet fighter, and someone who rarely ever asks for help. But now, she’s facing one of the most difficult seasons of her life, and she can’t do it alone.

Laura has been diagnosed with Stage 5 Renal Failure—the most advanced stage of kidney disease. Her kidneys are no longer functioning properly, and she urgently needs a kidney transplant to survive. After doing everything she could to delay it, Laura is now scheduled to begin dialysis in August. It’s an incredibly difficult transition—physically, emotionally, and financially.

Despite all this, Laura wants nothing more than to continue working and living her daily routine alongside her affectionate and gentle son, Nico. She’s always been hardworking and independent, and even now, she’s doing her best to stay active for as long as her body allows.

But Stage 5 Renal Failure is unforgiving. Without a transplant and ongoing care, it’s becoming harder to keep up with daily life—let alone hold a job. The extreme fatigue, frequent medical appointments, and the start of dialysis make it nearly impossible to work full-time. She’s not giving up—but she can’t do it alone anymore.

We’re asking for prayers, support, and donations—not just for her treatment, but to give her the breathing room she needs to heal, stay strong, and make it to a transplant.

Your donation, no matter the amount, will help cover:

• Dialysis and transplant-related care

• Prescription medications and anti-rejection drugs

• Transportation to and from medical appointments

• Basic living expenses while she’s unable to work

Laura is a kind, humble soul with so much more life to live—and we’re doing everything we can to make sure she gets that chance. Your support gives her hope, stability, and the opportunity to fight for her future.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for being part of this journey. Your kindness truly means the world.

Please consider donating and sharing Laura’s story. Together, we can lift her up when she needs it most.

Thank you,

Monica & Raina