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Tracy is a 47 year old wife, mother, and grandmother who has been suffering from a hereditary kidney disease called Polycystic Kidney Disease. This disease has caused Tracy’s kidney function to slowly decline throughout the years leaving her with two options as it continues to decline; she can choose to live on dialysis or have a kidney transplant. Unfortunately, the cost of both options is overwhelmingly expensive. Tracy has spent most of her life caring for others; now, she needs our help!
Tracy was born in Nobles, Indiana but has called Oklahoma home since she was 15. Tracy is married to David who is beyond supportive of everything she does. She has three grown daughters and three sweet grandchildren. Tracy spent many years working within the courthouse, but has since been a stay at home nanny for the past five years. Tracy looks forward to receiving treatment for her kidneys so she can continue to spend time with her family and watch her grandbabies grow. Our family will stand behind Tracy and support her every step of the way!
While dialysis will help her kidneys do their job to keep her alive, Tracy has decided that a kidney transplant will be the better option for her. A transplant will offer her more freedom, and it will allow her to live a longer more normal life. Unfortunately, transplants are financially draining even with insurance. Medications before, during, and after the procedure can still cost thousands of dollars out of pocket monthly. That doesn’t include all of the labs, testing, and other medical attention she may need.
To help with the financial burden of uninsured expenses, a fundraising campaign has been established in honor of Tracy Adams with Help Hope Live, a trusted nonprofit organization that has been providing community-based fundraising guidance to help patients and families in need for more than 30 years. All donations are tax deductible to the full extent allowed by law and are held by Help Hope Live in the South-Central Transplant Fund in honor of Tracy Adams. Donations are allocated by Help Hope Live based on financial need for medical expenses. Please consider making a contribution today.
Thank you for your prayers, support and generosity.
Gratefully,
David Adams, Tracy’s husband
918-351-5958
Donations made in honor of a specific individual, or in response to campaign solicitations, are restricted by region only and do not obligate Help Hope Live to allocate funds toward a specific individual, as the IRS would deem such donations to be private gifts, which are not tax deductible. Patients receive support according to their medical and financial need. Help Hope Live is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Information: 800.642.8399.
I officially recieved a deceased donor transplant on August 1, 2019. I was in the hospital for 4 days. Came home on that Monday. We have started our new journey as Post transplant patient. Junior ( my new kidney) was a little sleepy, but he is waking up and my numbers are starting to inprove. I really want to Thank everyone for their support!
May 20, 2019. I am in the process of being transferred from St. Francis to St. Johns transplant team , due to St. Francis closing theirs down. I am going through the yearly evaluations right now. Hopefully after 2 more doctors appointments, I will be able to be listed as active again. In July, I will have 2 years on the list. So praying and believing for a new Kidney this summer.
Saint Francis hospital has closed their Kidney Transplant center as of March 22, 2019. We are working on getting everything transferred to St. Johns in Tulsa. I am currently listed as inactive at St. Johns, due to having a Spinal disection and fusion. I will remain inactive for about another month. Then we will start our annual Transplant testing for St. Johns.
I just really appreciate everyone for all your support.
We are almost 19 months on the Transplant list. I'm still hanging in there without starting diaylsis so far. Getting closer by the day. Just believing that I will get the call thos summer and recieve a fresh new start at life.
June 27 is my annual transplant testing. Doesnt seem like its been a year already. They say the wait for my hospital is 2 to 3 years. So one down. Still holding steady. Havent had to start diaylsis yet. Still believing for transplant before diaylsis.
Going to try to get some more fund raisers done this summer. Its been a pretty busy year.
Thank you everyone for all the shares and donations. Most of all Thank you for all your support.
July will be 1 year on the Transplant list. This past 8 months has been pretty good. My kidney function hasnt decreased any more. So Thankful. Hoping for a transplant before having to start dialysis.
Thanks to everyone who has donated and helped in any way. You are greatly appreciated.
I have officially reached Stage 5. I am holding my own and not on diaylsis yet. I was officially listed on the Transplant list July 13,2017.
Tracy completed her testing on July 11th! As of today, July 13th she is officially on the transplant list!! We weren't expecting this to happen so quickly so this is great news!! Thank you all for the continued support! We truly appreciate every one of you!!
XOXO,
Brittany Adams
July 11th Tracy will finish the testing for the transplant team! Her information will be presented and they will decide if she's ready to be put on the transplant list or if further testing is required!
Thank you for all of your support! We truly appreciate everyone who has shared everything via social media! We hope to see you at our upcoming bake sale!!
Love,
Brittany Adams
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Whatever you need, if it's within my power, it's yours.
Susan Austin
Make checks payable to:
Help Hope Live
Note in memo:
In honor of Tracy Adams
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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