Results for Walk

My name is Taylor Karlo, I’m 17 years old and I’m a senior at Olentangy Liberty High School in Powell, Ohio. I am also a volleyball player and I’m committed ...

I was diagnosed with polycystic kidney and liver disease 17 years ago. Since then, I have had several surgeries both on my kidneys and liver to deroof cysts and alleviate ...

I have a disease. I don’t like the way those words sound. So, I don’t speak of it often. In fact, many days I ignore it. Even when my body ...

I participate in the Walk for PKD in memory of my father! He passed from complication of PKD eight years after his kidney transplant. I also walk with the hope to find a cure ...

I have ADPKD. I was blessed to receive a life-giving transplant nearly 6 years ago that gave me a second chance at life. I walk for my mother, who passed away way before her time. ...

I was diagnosed with PKD in 2003. I manage my disease with blood pressure medication and regular trips to my nephrologist. My kidneys are getting larger and my function is ...

My father, Will, and his two brothers had PKD. Will died in 1980 when I was only 17, and I have very few memories of him other than him being ...

Seeing five family members suffer from PKD has given me the passion to carry on the legacy that they couldn’t because they ran out of time. I can’t control the ...

My best friend is giving me the gift of life It’s official: I have a living donor. There have been very few times in my life that so few words ...

Volunteer Appreciation: Beth Leven In honor of Volunteer Appreciation Week, we put together a special Q&A between an experienced Coordinator and a new Coordinator. Beth Leven, Austin Walk Coordinator, has ...