In Honor of

Laquandra Nicole Alford

Sumter, SC

Laquandra Alford

My name is Laquandra Alford. I’m a hairstylist, wife, and mother of four. In 2012, while pregnant with my first child at the age of 26, I was diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease. Doctors discovered I have an autoimmune gene that attacks my kidneys. After 14 years of battling this disease, I’ve reached the final stage: stage 5 Kidney Disease and I am now on dialysis. In order for me to live a full, healthy life and be the wife and mom who can support her family, I need a miracle gift of a new kidney.

Before the progression of this disease, I was able to be active in the gym, weightlifting, kickboxing, and spending time with my family. Now, with only 5% kidney function left, every day is a struggle. At age 18, doctors said I would never conceive after a surgery, and God blessed me to give birth to four children. I want to be healthy and live to see my 5-year-old, 7-year-olds, and 14-year-old grow up and be there to witness proms, graduations, and football games etc. I’m believing God will deliver me another miracle, and everyone who reads this will feel compassion, and someone will feel a pull on their heart to be my Living Donor and donate a healthy kidney.

If you are that someone, please contact MUSC Health of South Carolina Kidney Transplant Program https://www.musclivingdonor.org/and Prisma Health Living Donor Program at: 864-455-3668. tell them you want to sign up to be a Living Kidney Donor for Laquandra Alford.

Not everyone can donate an organ, but all can help by hitting Like and Share or saying an earnest prayer for this miracle to happen quickly. For those who can give financially, you may donate at Help Hope Live. The average total cost of a kidney transplant surgery in America is $450,000.00, and the kidney recipient co-payment is 20 to 25% of the total cost, while the Living Donor cost is $0. Thank you to everyone who took the time to read this and help in any way they could. Please hit Like and Share.

Family and friends of Laquandra Alford are raising money for the nonprofit Help Hope Live to fund uninsured medical expenses associated with a transplant. Laquandra has chosen to fundraise with Help Hope Live in part because donations are tax deductible for contributors and will only be used to cover medical and related expenses.

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