Нада да ће трансплантација донети бољи живот

TL;DR

The author developed high blood pressure and kidney issues after recovering from COVID-19.
She previously worked as a yoga and Zumba instructor but now faces chronic health conditions.
She has lived with type 1 diabetes for 22 years and was diagnosed with kidney problems in 2020.
The author discusses the mental state of chronic kidney failure patients and the lack of emotional support.
She chose peritoneal dialysis at home over hemodialysis for more freedom and travel opportunities.
She found solace and strength through yoga, prayer, Buddhism, and natural healing techniques.
Yoga is described as a system of breathing, exercises (asanas), and meditation, promoting mindfulness and gratitude.
The author emphasizes the importance of movement, dance, art, and connecting with loved ones.
Her nephew is a source of joy and strength.
The author places hope in kidney transplantation and is involved with the 'Donorship is Heroism' association.
She highlights the difficulties with organ donation in Serbia, where organs are primarily from living relatives.
The article suggests legal changes and public awareness campaigns to promote organ donation.
She is exploring transplant options in Belarus, facing restrictions due to her diabetes, and considering Brest as an alternative.
The author expresses gratitude to her family, friends, and medical staff.

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