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As Donate Life Month comes to a close…

We honor:
💚 Donors
💚 Donor families
💚 Recipients
💚 Healthcare professionals

This is more than awareness.
This is humanity at its deepest level.

Thank you for being part of this story.

April is National Donate Life Month. As a heart transplant recipient, I understand the importance of someone giving their organs to save my life. Consider becoming a organ don. You can save up to eight people with organs and 38 with eye and tissue. living donors are also a great need. Register at donate life. org.

Life.Org - A christian ministry to both the born and pre-born, whose primary ministry is to the church of our Lord Jesus Christ. 2Chr 7:14 On Calvary’s cross, where you and I were ransomed, Jesus Christ measured out His blood equally for each one of us. Not a drop more or a drop less of His blood was for a white man or black man, a male or female, old or young, re****ed, crippled, blind, deaf, dumb or precious baby in the womb. He pa...

March is National Social Workers Month, and today we honor the social workers who stand in the gap every day—especially medical and transplant social workers.

You are the bridge between medicine and humanity.
You translate complex systems, hold space for grief and hope, and advocate fiercely for patients and families during life-altering moments.

Your work matters more than you may ever hear. 💙

https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/heart-transplant-recipient-encourage-people-become-organ-donors

Heart transplant recipient encourages people to become organ donors A woman living in Grayson is sharing her transplant story and urging people to become organ donors as thousands of people remain on the waitlist across Georgia.

Twenty years of marriage with my best friend. For better or worse. In sickness and health. For richer or poorer. Today I am at the hospital having a left and right heart catheterization. Kweku is right by my side. I am fine. We celebrated over the weekend.

Happy two year heart transplant anniversary to me. Have you registered yet? Www.registerme.org

Now that we are in 2026 it is time to plan for this year. I encourage you to make a vision board. Write down your desires, take pictures, dress it up with sequence, letters, sparkles, and glitter things that will make it stand out. Put it in a place that you will look at every day. Your mind will start to work on, manifesting those things that it sees on a daily basis. The subconscious mind doesn’t know the difference between reality and fiction, and so it works to accomplish those things. you can have anything you put your mind to, if you do the work. I wish you many blessings and great success this year. Feel free to share what your goals are if you would like.

Do you know what SAD is? Seasonal Affective Disorder. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that follows a seasonal pattern—most commonly appearing in the fall and winter months when daylight decreases. People may notice mood changes, lower energy, sleep disruption, or increased emotional sensitivity. While SAD impacts many people, individuals living with chronic illness or recovering from major medical procedures—such as organ transplant—may be even more vulnerable due to stress, fatigue, and lifestyle changes.

Common Symptoms

Low mood or sadness most of the day

Fatigue or low energy

Increased sleep or trouble waking up

Changes in appetite or weight

Loss of interest in activities

Difficulty concentrating

Feeling hopeless or overwhelmed.
Reach out to us for support.

November is Diabetes awareness month.
Do you know if you are diabetic or be diabetic. Millions of Americans are walking around prediabetic and are unaware of it. Please check with your medical provider and be screening to see your status.